Sentences with phrase «story goes to print»

Every news outlet will have your current images on hand when your story goes to print, which means that your readers will be able to identify your company more quickly.

Information on Funiciello's totals weren't immediately available at the time this story went to print on Tuesday morning.

And, aside from a conclusion I won't spoil except to say that it plays exactly like the meta - film twist at the end of Altman's THE PLAYER, Spielberg can't resist to inject a Gumpian «brush with history» as then Assistant Attorney General Rehnquist, a future Justice of the Supreme Court, calls to advise Bradlee the publication of the papers is prohibited by the Espionage Act of 1917 — just a beat too late to stop the story going to print.

Not exact matches

Last year the Yates Center News frequently printed stories about its teams on Page One with thick black headlines that were two or three times bigger than other front - page headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHWAY.

The first couple of hours after my water broke were manageable — the contractions were mild as my husband and I walked around the corridors of the labor and delivery ward, showing off my new leopard - print slippers to the night - shift nurses and practicing how we were going to tell all our friends the story of my water breaking right after the creme brulee had been cleared.

It also helps to repeat colors — prints that you think would have no business going together can if they share a color story.

His vengeful presence looms over the story as he plots to go after any outlet that prints something to unleash the secrets of the Pentagon Papers.

That went out of print in January 2009, which brings us to the present and this week's Blu - ray debuts of both Toy Story movies in separate 2 - disc combo pack (1 Blu - ray disc and 1 DVD, with the respective movie appearing on each format).

«From being read to repeatedly, children learn that reading is enjoyable, that pictures provide clues to the story, that books and print go from left to right, that print represents words and meaning, that stories have a beginning and an end.

A non-techie reader has no recourse in scenarios like this but to either a) slog through a poor reading experience in the hopes that the story will outweigh the broken formatting, or b) return a clearly broken ebook and go buy print instead, if they really want to read that book.

The range of titles we evaluated, from large technology and media companies to self - published authors, was impressive, but they all had one thing in common — in their own way they're all great stories well told, using the latest digital technology to go beyond print.»

I plan to independently publish a collection of new stories set in India and also create new paperback versions of three traditionally published Rei Shimura novels that have gone out of print.

(About 250 to 300 stories go into print each year.)

And for all those who help seniors get their books written and into print, Judith speaks to the satisfaction to be gained from this work: «For me, the «win» is that I get to go through their history, marvel at their stories and experiences, and help shape them.

Clippet, a digital mobile app that offers users bite - sized portions of news with the option to select the story in order to hear the entire piece, is going after the busy, on - the - go crowd who still want to be connected to current events but don't have time to come home after work and read yesterday's print news.

It took nearly a year - and - half to go from acceptance to print (you can read some of that story here), but it's finally available for reading in the debut issue of Specutopia (ebook versions... Continue reading →

So... I threw my hat in the print ring this week by going to CreateSpace and taking a shot with my short story collection one bad twelve.

But stories like this one in today's New York Times make me wonder: is the technology going to enhance our enjoyment of books and other things in print, or will it just be another source of irritation?

Once you've polished your story, hire a copyeditor or proofreader to handle the last, technical check of your manuscript before it goes to print.

You mentioned that you won't be able to read Stephanie Burgis's short story unless it goes into print.

Dear comics, Its not my fault... that you release the same thing in 5 formats, that you micro-manage your talent so much that they can't tell a decent story and get so pissed off by egos that they go to the other boss, that you don't know how to advertise your product, that you are so trapped by short term thinking that you fuck your self over, that you don't know how to keep your books in print, that you drove away people with high prices, oh and I didn't cause global warming either.

So we are going to have the print book, the e-book and an app all related to the same story but each one has a slightly different focus to it.

So getting my stories out in print seemed to be the only way to go.

E-books never go out of print, so prepare to see your story in that anthology more or less forever.

Of course if you sell a love story for $ 0.49 and print the numbers on cards with a heart on it, you're going to do all right — per sale!

The thinking goes: if our readers buy our stories in a printed format, we need to have our books placed in bookstores.

I'm also committed to writing an article releasing in January for a print magazine, and I have a new flash fiction story coming out in December (The Trouble With Tribble) through an anthology called Stories On The Go.

Go under the covers with Print's Guide to Book Jacket Design, which features cover design advice from accomplished art directors at Penguin, Hachette and Vintage Books, visual inspiration from the best book covers of the 20th century, the stories behind cover design concepts that didn't make the final cut, and more.

As exceptional examples go on display in «Renaissance Impressions», printmaker Anne Desmet RA reveals the story behind this pivotal development and discusses why these rare prints continue to dazzle us today.

New issues will go online the day they are published, and they'll be augmented with Web - only exclusives like court opinions, white papers and interview transcripts that add depth to the printed stories.»

If the story has not gone to print yet, I urge you to retract it ASAP.

One thing that the story didn't cover because it went to print too soon was Cuba's world - class healthcare system.

Distribute to local print and broadcast journalism outlets, and include unique thoughts or story ideas to be viewed as the go - to global expert in your local market!

Unfortunately the stories broke after the mags had gone to print, which made choosing the winner of the Magazine I Bought This Week Award a bugger this morning.

Well, a freelance writer for Bauer Media's new homes mag happened upon that old blog of mine and to cut a long story short... this ole high school teacher from Murwillumbah is going to have her home featured in print.