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(151) On the back of the title page you will find reference to the publishing history of the book.

(152) Even in the years of his greatest fame, he continued with the routine business of publishing.

(153) Ever since leaving college, Susan has lived for publishing and worshiped Simon.

(154) Mr Chandler is now director of the company's newly formed publishing division.

(155) If I thought it was worth publishing, he would give in to my judgment.

(156) The maker of publishing software also said it is losing one of its biggest Postscript customers.

(157) It has been organized around the three major publishing functions: editorial, production, marketing.

(158) My first move was to contact Stuart Green, an editor at one of the larger publishing houses.

(159) Instead academic publishers compete in duplication the same market, publishing different editions of the same small selection of writing.

(160) Desktop publishing is, despite all the hype and glossy advertising, not yet all things to all men.

(161) It is generally sensible to limit the additional capabilities that the new desktop publishing product will give you to the bare minimum.

(162) It also broke precedent by not publishing the name or location of the company that will manufacture the drug.

(162) Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

(163) This may not be the high-minded stuff that nudged this soft-spoken Barnard College graduate toward a career in publishing.

(164) The spreadsheet program can produce graphics and you would like to put these graphics into your electronic publishing system.

(165) To make life easier in the future, will you be publishing an index?

(166) Section 1 gives absolute protection against any civil or criminal action to anyone publishing papers printed by order of Parliament.

(167) You could tell by who was at his memorial service(sentencedict.com), from the publishing executive to the receptionist from 10 years ago.

(168) Publishing a paper in a small town, where readers know precisely what they want, is a big headache for Harold.

(169) As part of the exhibition, the celebrated publishing house will be showing six films it has produced on the Catalan artist.

(170) And you're still dreaming this impossible dream about you and some fantastic job in publishing.

(171) The annual booksellers convention is usually the place to learn what may be hot in the fall publishing season.

(172) It refers not to truncating the inquiry but to the timescale before appointing an inspector and publishing the report.

(173) He asked the court to prohibit Weisser from publishing the notes and to award him a sum of money as damages.

(174) Even using the narrow definition it is clear that desk top publishing is a complex and technical area!

(175) I would work for one of the major charities, perhaps, or maybe go for a job in publishing.

(176) Everything l needed was right here libraries, newspapers, publishing houses, lectures, even a Writers' Club.

(177) Ralston dismissed Calloway's sales projection, but acknowledges that no auction for Barnes publishing rights was held.

(178) And it is with fonts that the low cost desktop publishing system really does have problems.

(179) Take, for example, a desktop publishing system based on an Apple Macintosh.

(180) I knew that in the history of literature a great many writers had begun their careers by publishing in such little magazines.