Sentence examples for first issues of the from inspiring English sources

These became the first issues of the Bach Guild label, which was dedicated to recording the complete choral works of J. S. Bach.

Also in 1981, during its centenary anniversary year, the society completed the reissuing (in eight volumes) of the first issues of the Journal of the Pali Text Society.

After failing to obtain financing from people she knew in the world of Silicon Valley venture capital, Ms. Goldman turned to friends and family to come up with $300,000, which she said should finance at least the first issues of the magazine, which is to be published six times a year.

It is an antique that outperforms all the newer models: The first issues of The New England Journal of Medicine were peeled off a hand-operated letterpress in January 1812, and two centuries later it remains the oldest continuously published general medical journal in the world, and the most prestigious.

Early in the morning the first issues of the morning papers were saying that Hillary and Tenzing had conquered Everest.

The first issue of the new Bloomberg Businessweek.

Dissecting cartoons from the first issue of the magazine.

Dated Feb. 1922, the first issue of the magazine appeared.

The first issue of the results contained only my name.

"Welcome to the first issue of the microPublication Newsletter.

We published the first issue of The Perch in 2013.