Sentence examples for a video issue from inspiring English sources

The Hearst Magazines division of the Hearst Corporation held what it called its first "magfront," at which executives disclosed plans that included increases in the circulation rate bases for five magazines; a number of new events and conferences sponsored by magazines like Cosmopolitan and Food Network Magazine; and a video issue of Elle magazine.

While this would make for an interesting twist on some of your old favorites (imagine running left in Sonic), it is in fact just a video issue (shot in Photo Booth, I believe).

A video issued on Sunday showed Mr Wood pleading with US, British and Australian leaders to pull their troops out of Iraq.

In a video issued on the eve of ceremonies in Jerusalem, the al-Qaida leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, said negotiations and "appeasement" had failed Palestinians.

Here's a remarkable example: a video, issued by the special-effects house Brainstorm Digital, showing transformations that some scenes of "The Wolf of Wall Street" (which is Paramount's first digital-only release) underwent in the editing process.

A video issued by a little-known group called the Ansar-ut-Tawheed fi Bilaad Hind (Brotherhood for Monotheism in the land of Hind) immediately after Modi's win referred repeatedly to the events in 2002.

The Algerian organisation, the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC), declared allegiance to al-Qaida in 2003, but its merger was only formally approved by Ayman al-Zawahiri in a video issued in 2006.

MPs have lent their support, including Clive Betts, the MP for Sheffield South East, who in a video issued by the campaigners said: "HSBC is depriving long-term and loyal former employees of the pensions they have worked so hard to earn".

Photograph: Reuters This is a still from a news video issued by Italian coastguards, recorded yesterday as they rescued a survivor of the ship transporting hundreds of migrants which caught fire and sank off the Italian island of Lampedusa.

A track simply titled Cuts is built around the commentary on a YouTube video issued by Kirklees borough council, as part of a consultation on local austerity ("We still have £69m more to save … we need to work with you to get there").

In her letter, posted on Facebook, Mallory asks LaPierre to remove the "dangerous propaganda" video, issue an apology to the American people and make a statement defending Philando Castile's Second Amendment right to carry a gun.