Sentence examples for earliest issue from inspiring English sources

Excerpts from the earliest issue.

Mr. Crumb went on to illustrate many of the earliest issues of "American Splendor".

He was particularly upset that the earliest issues had been taken off the site.

An article in one of the magazine's earliest issues addressed the misconceptions that the community faced, even at that early stage.

The earliest issues contained poems by Ezra Pound (living in London and from the start the magazine's foreign correspondent), as well as H. D. and Wallace Stevens, both unknowns.

Carl Sagan wrote for Astronomy magazine many times, from the earliest issues onward.

Just try reading small text in poor light, or flicking through an early issue of Wired.

When a modern, detailed map replaces an earlier issue, annual distribution can increase dramatically.

An early issue of contention between them was diverging approaches for solving the financial crisis.

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.