Sentence examples for first issue include from inspiring English sources

Other ReadyMade headlines in the first issue include "I'm an Unlicensed Therapist, Here's My Card" and "How to Lose 40 Pounds," which begins "First, gain the 40 pounds".

The magazine is edited by Kate Sennert, a former editor of Tokion magazine, and contributors to the first issue include the former House & Garden editor Dominique Browning and the chef Josh Adams.

Helpful examples when considering the first issue include targeted therapies such as endocrine treatment in general and use of trastuzumab.

The first issue included pieces by Elizabeth Hardwick, Mary McCarthy, W.H. Auden, Robert Penn Warren, Norman Mailer, and Gore Vidal.

The first issue includes Hanukkah recipes and articles about dreidels and the origins of bagels.

The first issue includes a report by Doctors Without Borders on a surge in visceral leishmaniasis in war-torn Somalia.

Some of the photographs still feel fresh when you flip through the first issue, including a spread on an updated Brooklyn carriage house.

The first issue includes new fiction, interviews with the film director Wes Craven and the rock band the Misfits, and a track by Alice Cooper on the CD compilation.

The first issue includes articles about "The Return of Hair Metal;" D. J. Clue, the hip-hop radio D.J.; the Olivia Newton-John renaissance and country-and-western rappers.

If I want to reach an upscale dad who reads Esquire and GQ, why wouldn't I advertise in Esquire and GQ?" (Actually, Kindling did have a few ads in its first issue, including one for the Brooklyn Brewery).

The first issue includes a closer look at the film "9 to 5″ and an account of living without electricity in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, among other pieces.