1.   And New Scientist, another British publication, goes places graphically that its American competition never treads.

2.   A British publication called Tatler is my new favorite magazine because it is completely irrelevant to my life in every way.

3.   During his years in Britain, Adler wrote articles for American newspapers and restaurant reviews and articles about food for several British publications.

4.   In recent years, the Versaces have successfully sued several British publications for libel, winning in court or settling for damages and a public apology.

5.   Larry has sent me from a British publication, Country Life, a piece about the kind of picnics the stylish boating crowd put on over there.

6.   Praise has welled up in British publications as different as The Financial Times and Homes and Antiques magazine.

7.   The British publication Wallpaper has populated its achingly hip interiors with beautiful models.

8.   The study that provoked the excitement on Friday appears in the current issue of The Lancet journal, a British medical publication.

9.   British publications, he said, compete for stories.

10.   Delahey said a British publication date will be announced as soon as Rowling provides a finished manuscript.