Sentence examples for in its third issue from inspiring English sources

A live-in environment where visitors can watch videos, listen to music and sift through bureau drawers, the show is, additionally, the walk-in equivalent of K48, the sharp-looking yet oddly homey magazine of art, fashion, music, design (and sex), now in its third issue, that Mr. Hug publishes.

Punk, which was largely responsible for codifying the term for the scene emerging around CBGB, ran a cover story on the Ramones in its third issue, the same month as the record's release.

It may be now in its first issue, but it has already been adopted by the wider scientific and research world, as proven by the official support of FERSI (the Federation of European Road Safety Institutes), as well as by the numerous renowned independent experts that agreed to participate in the Journal's Editorial Board.

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

It was in its second issue that he published the story that made his name, "The Roman Road", a narrative cast as a conversation between a child and an adult, its message that only the artist and the child are imaginatively free.

According to an independent count (Talk's ad pages are not yet monitored by the Publishing Information Bureau), it started with 126.3 ad pages in its first issue last September but dipped to 48.6 pages in February, 70.8 in April, 41.3 in March and 36.1 in the June/July issue.

David Widgery's editorial in its first issue was the organisation's first manifesto.

In its second issue, in 2010, Inspire instructed followers and sympathizers on how to carry out an "individual jihad".

And this was reflected in the publication's first Editorial Note, which ran in its sixth issue.

By 1898, The Gentlewoman was pointing out in its first issue that every copy cost "nearly double the price for which it is sold".

In its first issue, Julavits presented a manifesto for 'a new era of experimentation', and lambasted critics' negative attitude to ambi tion.