Sentence examples for in its summer from inspiring English sources

The latter said in its Summer 1999 issue that "the Journal of Cold War Studies promises to be a leading forum for path-breaking archival research" and that "the journal fills an important void for historians and political scientists studying the Cold War". Every issue of the Journal publishes one full access article that is open to public.

But the company has been refining its summer offerings, and once you factor in its Summer HD Festival — free screenings of 10 operas on the Lincoln Center plaza, starting on Aug. 25 — the trade-off begins to look better.

The next popular icon to get the museum's blockbuster frock treatment is the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, in its summer show: Frida Kahlo's Wardrobe (16 June - 4 November).

Partisan Review was indeed funded by the C.I.A. for a time, and, even if it lacked the force of popular music, it had some effect in the U.S.S.R. and the Soviet bloc: in its summer issue of 1962, it published my article "The Coming End of Anti-Communism".

In its summer assessment of the economy, it pencils in growth of just 1.7% this year, and 2.6% in 2003, against government estimates of 2-2.5%, and 3-3.5% respectively.

The organization, the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, based at Georgetown, reported in its summer newsletter that nearly 30percentt of recent immigrants in a 1996 survey described themselves as something other than Protestant, Catholic or Jewish, which together have long formed the three dominant categories in American religious life.

In its last fiscal year, it sold 13.

It lost $1.02 billion in its first quarter of 2001.

The campaign rated the No. 7 as the top line in the city for the fourth year in a row in its summer 2000 report on the subway system.

Morgan Stanley earned $2.15 billion in its third quarter.

Boston is 4-0-1 in its last five.