Sentence examples for first issue contained from inspiring English sources

The first issue contained 10 poems by Lowell, a friend of Mr. Hamilton's, as well as a gossip column.

The first issue contained long profiles of in a much used phrase of the time–"big men" such as Charles Mitchell Charles Mitchell who would turn Citigroup forebears National City Bank and the National City Company into America's first national financial services firms, and Jay Gould Jay Gould, the speculator and stock manipulator.

That first issue contained a call-out stating something along the lines of, "We'll do this again if you send us money," recalls Birrell.

The first issue contained "Survival" by Arthur J. Burks as the lead novel; this was well-received by the readers, and was free of any taint of sex.

The "new first issue" contained a letter from Bob Shea, who had seen the first issue and the materials for the next two.

The first issue contains audiobook reviews, strategies for packing a suitcase, and recipes for meals on the go.

The first issue contains very little advertising, and Mr. Du Preez admits an uphill battle to secure the necessary financial support".We believe in democracy and we want to be a people's paper," he said.

The first issue contains an article about men leaving work to become full-time fathers.Improving the balance between the working part of the day and the rest of it is a goal of a growing number of workers in rich Western countries.

Its second issue contained the former spin doctor's open letter to prime minister Theresa May.

The first issue also contained Horace L. Gold's "Trouble with Water", a comic fantasy about a modern New Yorker who offends a water gnome; in its whimsicality and naturalistic merging of a modern background with a classic fantasy trope, "Trouble with Water" was a better indication than Sinister Barrier of the direction Unknown would take.

Its first three issues contained work from Iraq, Iran and North Korea, the countries that made up the so-called "axis of evil" in George Bush's 2002 State of the Union address.