Sentence examples for a back issue from inspiring English sources

It's like walking through a back issue of OK! magazine".

A: Please click here to order a back issue of the Guardian or Observer.

For information on ordering a back issue of the Guardian, click here.

The attitude towards women is as subtly anachronistic and discouraging as a back issue of Playboy.

He worked from a recipe in a back issue of Scientific American, then adjusted the formula.

Next, she pulled out a back issue of Motor Trend (in a clear plastic sleeve) that named the Tempest the magazine's Car of the Year for 1961.

For example, to make a clinical case for category 5, a back-related hamstring strain could have an unclear clinical diagnosis; at times, it could present only like a hamstring strain and at other times, only like a low back issue.

If you want to purchase a single back issue, the issue may be available on some devices.

Nadal, 28, had struggled with a slight back issue earlier in the tournament but there was no sign of it has he leant back and cracked another blistering forehand into the corner on his way to another break.

When I was living in Ohio, I had to drive 25 minutes in the snow just to nab a tattered back issue copy of i-D magazine.

"The other day," he writes, recalling a long forgotten character, "I was leafing through an old back issue of 'La Semaine à Paris' from July 1939.