Sentence examples for bought an issue from inspiring English sources
Patrick Cassidy, a Price vice president who picks the fund's bonds, bought an issue of McCormick & Company, the spice and flavorings producer, in January 2001.
I bought an issue of National Geographic from 1976 with an article about Joseph Banks's voyage to Australia with Captain cook in the 1770's.
I haven't bought an issue of Us Weekly in years, but I'm delighted to know that it still has its "Stars They're Just Like Us!" feature, which collects long-lens photos of celebrities who are getting takeout or putting quarters in a parking meter or buying cold sore cream.
A small teaser informs readers that if they want more they should go to the newsstand and buy an issue.
As a Hulk fan, I would always be more likely to buy an issue of The Amazing Spider-Man if the Hulk was rampaging through it.
Moreover, Pranab Kaku had overheard my mother speaking to me in Bengali, telling me that I couldn't buy an issue of Archie at the Coop.
"The magazine became so politicised that you could buy an issue and there would not be a single photograph of a single film or even a single title cited," Adair remembers.
Mad's takeoffs continue into a seventh decade, not only in print but also online, at madmagazine.com, and on an iPad app that will eventually offer for sale copies of all 518 issues to date so that, Mr. Ficarra said, "you could buy an issue from your childhood".
It meant that you could buy an issue from some obscure school district or small town without having to research its finances.
