Sentence examples for issue featuring from inspiring English sources
The phrase "issue featuring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to an issue of a publication or magazine that highlights or showcases a particular person, topic, or event. Example: The latest issue of the magazine is a special edition featuring interviews with famous chefs from around the world.
This week, for example, Grazia is running a "Happy Body" issue, featuring a covershoot with Daisy Lowe.
Its best-selling issue is the so-called swimsuit issue, featuring photos of fashion models, athletes, and other celebrities.
On 1 February, Vogue put out a release about its March issue, featuring cover star Alexa Chung.
And further proof of this phenomenon comes with Time magazine's latest issue, featuring a cover story headlined "How Trump won".
Additional proposals include fashion magazines committing to at least one piece in each issue featuring plus-size models.
ESPN The Magazine just released its annual "Body Issue," featuring a naked Stoudemire — with only his left hand providing some privacy — on one of the 13 covers.
In 2012, Lady Gaga commanded the cover of Vogue's September issue and sold nearly double the number of copies of the January 2012 issue, featuring Meryl Streep.
The cover of that issue — featuring the two heroes in flight canoodling — got comic book fans talking when it was released last week.
The newspaper's former headquarters were gutted by a firebomb last year after the publication of another issue featuring images of Muhammad.
Ms. O'Donnell's first issue -- featuring a glossily made-up Fran Drescher with Ms. O'Donnell -- sold 900,000 copies on the newsstand, according to a spokeswoman for the publisher, Gruner & Jahr.
Two weeks ago, when Mr. Cooper unveiled the cover of his March issue -- featuring Harrison Ford and Tom Hanks -- at the print-order meeting where publishing staff members determine how many copies of a magazine to print, the staff began to applaud.
