Sentence examples for coming issue from inspiring English sources

And the magazine is TV Guide, which chose the bespectacled aardvark for the cover of its coming issue offering a parents' guide to children's television.

Someone once said that talking to him in the office was like getting a preview of the coming issue of Private Eye.

"The generation most likely to have stepchildren" — the boomers — "don't need much care yet," said Merril Silverstein, a Syracuse University sociologist co-editing a coming issue of the Journal of Marriage and the Family on stepfamilies in later life.

A Vogue spokesman would not comment on the contents of the coming issue, but since the recession began, the magazine has run articles that highlight good buys and reflect tighter times.

"Part of our job is to entertain people," said Paul Fichtenbaum, editor of the Time Inc. Sports Group, who plans to run multiple front covers on the coming issue of Sports Illustrated devoted to the 2013-14 National Football League season.

Peacekeeping is a monumental fraud". The coming issue of Soldier of Fortune magazine carries a not unsympathetic article on the Special Forces Underground, including an interview with The Resister's editor, who contends that the Army has begun a "witch hunt" against the group, trying to drive suspected members out of the elite unit.

On coming issues, she said, she expects to be more independent.

But with the desire for pilgrimage has come issues of authority, power and ownership.

It is also noted that along with higher functionality comes issues such as increased monolithic integration, need for closed loop electronic control, and architectural uncertainty.

But with this change come issues.

And then comes the issue of socks.