Sentence examples for commemorative issue from inspiring English sources

The Atlantic titled its commemorative issue "JFK: In His Time and Ours".

Woman's Own is celebrating its 80th birthday today with this special 72-page commemorative issue.

The Jewish Chronicle is celebrating its 175th anniversary this week with a commemorative issue boasting a retro front page.

In 1964 he became co-editor of the Socialist Register, and had just completed the editing of the 30th commemorative issue in the few months before his death.

And the Spanish-language edition of People magazine is planning a special commemorative issue this month devoted to "Sábado Gigante" and Mr. Kreutzberger.

Life printed still images from it in its commemorative issue a week later, and would go on to print images over the coming decade.

Newsstands are making space for photo-heavy commemorative issues with essays by the likes of former President Bill Clinton.

• For the media companies clambering aboard the Obama-wagon, the focus is on commemorative issues and more.

The silver and gold coins struck in the period of the last Tughluqs and their successors in Delhi in the 15th and early 16th centuries were mainly commemorative issues.

In the 20th century token denominations (in terms of centavos) have prevailed in various alloys, though silver was introduced in 1954 for the 10-escudo piece and for certain purely commemorative issues.

The new items include bottles of Hennessy Cognac, bearing labels that read "44"; commemorative issues of publications like The New Yorker, Newsweek, USA Today and The Washington Post; and T-shirts from the Presidential Inaugural Committee that urge "Be the change".