Sentence examples for wrong publisher from inspiring English sources

Miramax wasn't a publishing company, and Hearst was the wrong publisher.

'The publishers want to hear only about the Stones and more dirt on Mick Jagger and I'm just not interested.' Maybe she had the wrong publisher?

I am sorry if I have been wrong," the publisher, Kristina Witt, wrote back later.

I concede that the perception that papers/brands are not doing their job properly may be wrong, as publishers argue.

Then again, on second thoughts and in fairness, it is helpful for researchers to have access the dead paper's full, unexpurgated content and it would be wrong for the publisher to withdraw items it might regard as embarrassing.

At the same times, check on your manuscript every time so you can catch anything wrong that a publisher would disapprove of.

"Even if the publisher is wrong that it's the next 'Gone Girl,' " he said, "I'll still pay pretty close attention when I see that tag line".

"Face it, this place is broke, and it is because the model is wrong," said Desmond Seales, the publisher of The Cayman Net News, a local newspaper.

Though the newspaper's weekday circulation is just over 45,000 copies, its political potency is admired even by those who have ended up on the wrong side of the publisher's pen.

The wise men in dark suits and muted ties fell out of fashion because they were wrong, said James Grant, the publisher of a twice-monthly report called Grant's Interest Rate Observer.

Smith had spent enough time at Marboro to know that even best-sellers often appear on the dollar-book table there sooner or later — remaindering a book can mean merely that the publisher guessed wrong on the final printing — but he decoded that books bought for a dollar at Marboro "might not be used properly".