Sentence examples for issue of revue from inspiring English sources
Gillet's own Inocybe rubescens, described in an 1883 issue of Revue Mycologique, is no longer seen as a separate taxon.
But as Europe, Africa, and the world exult, it's worth citing the following anticipatory caveat, by the political scientist Jérôme Jamin, from the University of Liège, in the October issue of the Belgian left-wing monthly Politique: Revue de Débats.
Friedel was the chief founder of Revue Générale de Chimie in 1899.
The revue's solution to the debatable issue of caricature and at what point a broad performance becomes a demeaning minstrel-show parody is to rein in the extremes.
After 1844 it became a feature of the music halls, of revues, and of operetta.
In a welcome return of the revue form, the songs – immaculately crooned and snarled by this tight sister-band – are interspersed with "issue" episodes.
Levy nonetheless does examine issues of race, showing that Twain's lifelong fascination with minstrel shows influenced both the novel's composition and a promotional campaign that took the form of a travelling revue.
"I think the appeal of the Revue is the sharing of the human condition.
"And then they had an idea of doing a revue of our songs".
The (Re- Invention of Mai 68", in: EuRe- Invention of History: Revue européenne d'histoire, forthcoMaig.
It begins tonight with the North American premiere of "La Revue des Revues" (1927), including previously unseen film of Baker's nightclub act.
