Sentence examples for years published by from inspiring English sources

("The thermometer stands at about seventy degrees the year round," he is quoted as saying, in Roy Morris, Jr.,'s "Lighting Out for the Territory," a fine new study of those years, published by Simon & Schuster; $26. "It is no colder, and no warmer, in the one month than the other").

Source: Based on the 6th census 2010 and the China Population Statistics Yearbook in relevant years, published by the State Department Office of National Census & Population and Employment Statistics Office, National Statistics Bureau (1992, 2002, 2010, 2012).

Cover of Nicholas Nixon: The Brown Sisters, Forty Years, published by The Museum of Modern Art, 2014.

In a survey of the architecture of the past fifty years, published by The Builder in 1893, it was the only private town house to be included.

A review of the literature spanning a period of 20 years, published by Aristibal in 1986 found an incidence of 1.56% in 4864 patients.

The MCCD data were obtained from the Registrar General of India's Report on Medical Certification of Cause of Death for various years, published by the Office of the Registrar General and Census in New Delhi.

Sue's most recent novel is The Woman Who Went to Bed For a Year, published by Penguin in March 2012.

The Data Report on Yuebao Running for the First Year, published by Tianhong Asset Management, showed that as of June 30 , 2014 Yuebao had achieved the 100 million user milestone and in the second quarter, its earnings per capita was RMB 5030, thus indicating that most users held only a small amount of the fund (http://finance.ifeng.com/a/20140702/12641772_0.shtml).shtml

Dr. McEvoy is the author of The 24/7 Baby Doctor: A Harvard Pediatrician Answers All Your Questions from Birth to One Year published by Lyons Press in May, 2010.

Perhaps the most important of these is the Human Development Index (HDI) [ 27] now in its 25th year, published by the United Nations Development Program UNDPP).

Denominator populations were derived from mid-year population estimates by year of age and calendar year published by the Office for National Statistics in England and the General Register Office for Scotland.