Sentence examples for wrong publishing from inspiring English sources

But Bloomsbury is betting I am wrong, publishing some 250,000 hardcover copies simultaneously in the United States, Britain and Germany, with 17 foreign publishers currently finishing their translations.

Soul singer Syl Johnson is considering suing the rappers over a clip on Watch the Throne, which the liner notes attribute to the wrong publishing company.

Choosing the wrong agent or the wrong publishing house can make or break the career of an aspiring author.

His first novel was "Eating People Is Wrong," published in 1959; the last was "To the Hermitage," which was based on Diderot's visit to the court of Catherine the Great and was published last spring.

There had been widespread speculation about the culture editor's job since Mr. Sifton's move was announced last month, including predictions — all of them wrong — published in other outlets, but Mr. Landman, 56, was not widely known to be a candidate.

"We don't want to get to the point where we should have had this discussion 20 years ago," said Colin Allen, a philosopher at Indiana University and a co-author of "Moral Machines: Teaching Robots Right From Wrong," published this month by Oxford University Press.

We Were Not All Wrong, published in 1941, took a similar tack to Guilty Men, arguing that Liberal and Labour MPs, and a small number of Conservatives, had fought against Chamberlain's appeasement policies.

It strongly suggests that something has gone horribly wrong in publishing.

Mr. May, however, says there's nothing inherently wrong with publishing rumors and gossip.

The Observer's editor, John Mulholland, also issued an apology to trans people, saying the newspaper had "got it wrong" in publishing the article in January this year.

Note to those wondering what's gone wrong with publishing: Is there so little book lore left to think about that "the question of whether or not they were ever an actual couple still divides industry gossips today"?