Sentence examples for an article in the current edition from inspiring English sources

Words like these, from an article in the current edition of Earth First!, a radical environmental journal, send shivers down the spines of those involved in commercialising biotechnology.

FRESHLY back from holiday, I will quickly share with those of you who haven't seen it an article in the current edition of The Economist on airport privatisation.

Seeing the ledger instantly brought to my mind the ledger sections of Go Down, Moses," Wolff-King writes in an article in the current edition of the Southern Literary Journal, William Faulkner and the Ledgers of History.

AN ARTICLE in the current edition of Business Traveller magazine offers "101 tips to make travelling easier".

This is an edited excerpt of an article published in the current edition of Tribune, reproduced by kind permission.

Owner Melynk cleared the air in an article in the January 22 , 2011edition of the Ottawa Sun.

It's in the current edition, Winter 2008.

This definition is similar to that found in the current edition of the Dictionary of Epidemiology.

An article in the April 4 edition of The Economist is particularly illuminating.

These developments are the specific focus of an article in this edition of Current Opinion in Genetics and Development ('Organoid cultures for the analysis of cancer phenotypes').

The Times sought the analysis of prominent Irish-Americans for an article in its April 30 edition.