Sentence examples for an early issue from inspiring English sources
Just try reading small text in poor light, or flicking through an early issue of Wired.
In an early issue, Isabel Toledo modelled homemade snoods: one crocheted, one made from a supermarket onion bag, one a Woolworth's hairnet, one fashioned from jockstraps.
Democrats made an early issue of adding a prescription drug benefit to Medicare, a measure they were confident Republicans would not accept as they designed it.
Hearst's Cosmopolitan launched the digital-only Cosmo for Guys, which purports to shed light on feminine psychology for baffled males; an early issue included 3-D models of sexual positions that you could rotate to view from every possible angle.
A year after that, Ms. Winfrey made a small mention of the book, which she said Meg Ryan had told her about, in an early issue of O: The Oprah Magazine.
"I sent an early issue of Areté to Kundera and was out of the house when I got a phone call saying there was a letter at home with his name and address on the back.
A blanket curfew had earlier been issued for Yüksekova and Nusaybin, another city in the south-east.
When a modern, detailed map replaces an earlier issue, annual distribution can increase dramatically.
Complementing Part A which appeared in an earlier issue, Coordinating product design, process design, and supply chain design decisions.
A reference to it in an earlier issue of The Times (Sept . 17 2000) gives its cost as $300 million.
The new procedure was described in last week's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine and in an earlier issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.
