Sentence examples for christmas issues from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some articles in the holiday issue are also suitable for regular issues, said Dr. Tony Delamothe, the BMJ deputy editor who has overseen the last eight Christmas issues.

We excluded narrative reviews, commentaries, case reports, and papers that were not reports of research; the Christmas issues, as these rarely contain traditional research papers; and a supplement issue in January 2007.

Christmas issues are also a great place to look for festive recipes.

The first Christmas issue included an account of a resuscitation from 1650 that still astounds today.

The 2004 Christmas books issue features Simmonds' illustrations of contented people happily reading books they've received for Christmas, as well as cover art of Father Christmas reading the review section.

For the past 30 years, BMJ has devoted its Christmas-week issue to a lighter and sometimes brighter side of medicine, publishing unusual articles that vary from simply amusing to bizarre to creative or potentially important.

The pre-Christmas 2003 issue went even further, accompanying a photograph of attractive young people in the buff with the suggestion that group masturbation makes "a pleasant and super-safe alternative" to group fornication.Parents were deeply offended, which was just what the company was aiming for.

Andrew Hammond, of Royal Mail, said: "Christmas is a stamp issue we particularly look forward to.

"It's useful to discover these issues pre-Christmas, as it allows us to deepen our understanding of the integration between power-unit, ancillaries and the car.

Far less controversial, in recent years Gov. George E. Pataki of New York has issued Christmas-season commutations for people convicted under the Rockefeller-era drug laws, which he has said are too harsh.

Sainsbury's and Tesco will issue their own Christmas trading figures later this week.