Sentence examples for every periodical from inspiring English sources

Strangest of all, in 140 articles, reprinted from nearly every periodical published in the US, there is not a single piece about a celebrity.

Virtually every periodical used some form of manipulation: retouchers would remove backgrounds to make stark silhouettes or add additional elements, including cut-in vignettes or cutaway diagrams of events.

Presided over most of the time by the owner, Nikos ("I never give my last name"), or his mother-in-law, Helen ("She never gives hers"), this corner emporium (11th Street at Avenue of the Americas) is the sort of place -- they do still exist -- where you can leave keys for friends, pick up envelopes from messengers, and find or order most every periodical you can ever imagine wanting to read.

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The Supreme Court has held that a distributor of magazines has no duty to monitor each issue of every periodical it distributes, since "such a rule would be an impermissible burden on the First Amendment".

The Rights of Men was successful: it was reviewed by every major periodical of the day and the first edition sold out in three weeks.

The classic photo layout for cheesecake that you see in every modern periodical, with a photo bleeding 2/3 on the left, a column of white, and then two photos, also full bleeds on the right -- that's the "Penthouse Layout".

Her poems appeared in every major American periodical of her day, and her sobriquet was the "Sweet Singer of Hartford".

But chaos trumps even a reversal -- something Aristotle would certainly have understood if he'd had cable -- and if you're sick unto death of how the media have made Barack and Hillary, two admirable candidates, look like snotty, vicious sandbox fighters, you'd better strap yourself in for Superdelegate Smackdown, coming soon to every TV, blog, periodical, and iPhone in the known universe.

France is spending 750 million euros to digitize its cultural treasures; the National Library of the Netherlands is trying to digitize every Dutch book and periodical published since 1470; Australia, Finland and Norway are undertaking their own efforts.

Each sample was then resuspended in 15 µl of NEBuffer 3 and 10 U of Calf Intestinal Phosphatase (CIP) (New England Bio .. Next, the samples were incubated at 37°C for 1 h with periodical mixing (every 10 15 min).