Sentence examples for in its issue from inspiring English sources

When the Diary was published as a book, Punch heralded it in its issue of 23 July 1892 as "very funny", adding: "not without a touch of pathos".

"The doom-and-gloom red-ink budgetary forecasts of recent years have overlooked some astoundingly good news for the government," crowed Barron's in its issue of June 16.

News said the three most important things about real estate were location, location, location in its issue of June 10 , 1956

"Nouvelle cuisine" — the term that the magazine Gault & Millau later made famous, in its issue of October, 1973 — was still a rumor in Paris, but it was a rumor that, according to Boulud, everyone in the kitchen was hearing.

Patton indicated that the numbers might not be exact, but then, according to Time's account of the press conference in its issue of October 1, 1945, he brandished his riding crop and informed the press: "Well, I'll tell you.

The newspaper Haaretz in Israel published a report in its issue today that the negotiations were focused on a package of American-negotiated proposals involving the "core issues of borders, refugees and Jerusalem".

In its December 2009 issue, Rolling Stone ranked it number 51 on its list of the 100 Best Songs of the Decade.

In its current issue it has various articles on the subject worth taking a look at.

"A Faster Mile, a Higher Vault - what's the limit?" it inquired in its first issue.

Consumer Reports, in its February issue, looked at the bundling issue.

The game first appeared in its September October 1989 issue and again in its November 1989 issue; they noted the new levels, power-ups, and an "explosive story that's loaded with twists and turns".