Sentence examples for issue of every from inspiring English sources

The November issue of Every Day With Rachael Ray is a bounty of Thanksgiving goodness: 322 ideas, 121 recipes and 40-plus bonus pages.

One issue of this magazine is more interesting than every issue of every other lifestyle magazine in the world put together.

And yet these aspects of the weaker essays reinforce the point that all of the stronger pieces makes: every issue of every litmag requires people to do "the copyediting, the layout, the negotiation," as Carolyn Kuebler, of Rain Taxi and New England Review, puts it, "the planning and organizing and get-it-done work".

Beginning that day, printers were to affix stamps to their pages and to pay tax collectors a halfpenny for every half sheet — amounting, ordinarily, to a penny for every copy of every issue of every newspaper — and a two-shilling tax on every advertisement.

Even the upstate media personality Rachael Ray has gotten in on the Motorino act, publishing Ed Levine's and Adam Kuban's lunatic cross-country pizza competition, a bracket-style run-up to the announcement of America's best pizza, in the March issue of Every Day With Rachael Ray.

"If you think about a library from several decades ago, there was a great deal of effort to retain every issue of every copy of all the journals that you're supposed to subscribe to and bind them and put them on the shelf so that they would be kept in good form for the long term," said Herkovic.

I realized that every single population is different and we need methods to address the different issues of every population.

He led the way down a flight of stairs, past rows of shelves stacked to the ceiling with books and back issues of every conceivable publication.

Silver took the results of every Strategic Vision poll question -- from more than 100 polls on political races and issues of every sort -- and analyzed the "trailing digits" in the results.

Psychological issues of every kind are stigmatized, but it seems even worse for people working in tech.

Starting with Natalie Leite and Alexandra Roxo of "Be here Nowish," who similarly to Abbi and Ilana take on issues of every day life.