Sentence examples for write for publications from inspiring English sources

By Ian Crouch August 30, 2011 Nicholson Baker's "House of Holes," which carries the subtitle "a book of raunch," is, among its other attributes, a provocation to critics who write for publications with strict foul-language codes — leading to a variety of circumnavigations of the kind that interest my colleague Blake Eskin.

With print circulation plummeting (the Times has gone from nearly 700,000 daily readers to 500,000 in the past five years), journalists want to write for publications with large online audiences to ensure that their reporting is seen by the masses.

Vargas ended up using a driver's license from Oregon and a falsified social security card to work and write for publications like the Washington Post, where he won the prestigious Pulitzer Prize, the Huffington Post and the New Yorker.

By the time he was 32, he had started to write for publication.

She was employed at various times in Washington, D.C., and during the 1880s she began to write for publication.

"The whole story of this lady is a romance, and everything she does," wrote Samuel Pepys of his contemporary Margaret Cavendish, the first woman in England to write for publication.

He wrote for publications including The Nation, The Hudson Review and Commentary.

He writes for publications including the Atlantic, the New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, Wired, and Wired UK, and blogs at Wired.

In time I was getting regular assignments and writing for publications that included The New York Times.

She has lived in Belfast, London and New York and has written for publications including the Economist and the Wall Street Journal.

Influential librarian-critics who wrote for publications like The Horn Book and Booklist disparaged the overall quality of the series.