Sentence examples for entire issues from inspiring English sources
Important literary journals have dedicated entire issues to his work.
At least five journals have devoted entire issues to the subject.
She devoted entire issues to topics like climate control and the emerging ranch house in California.
A paragon of industry, he almost single-handedly filled entire issues, even as he was submitting cartoons and light verse to The New Yorker.
Both A Portrait of All the Russias and A Portrait of Japan grew out of two signal achievements with Holiday magazine: one, the memorable send-off from art director Frank Zachary, "Hey kid - I want you to take some snaps of Russia", a process Glinn extended to four months; the other was to persuade Holiday to saturate entire issues with coverage of a single location.
McGrath became Spark's editor at The New Yorker in the late nineteen-seventies, and writes that by the time he worked with her the magazine seemed "relatively indifferent" to her work surprising because Spark had been, for a long time since her work first appeared here, in 1960, one of its darlings nearly entire issues were devoted to "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "The Driver's Seat".
Goldman , Sachsbought the entire issue.
Well, it is not the entire issue.
One newspaper devoted almost its entire issue to it.
In 2000, the journal Energy Policy devoted an entire issue to rebound.
