Sentence examples for issue printed from inspiring English sources

By the next issue, printed in June, reality had started to sink in.

Coffee shops, hairdressers, even outdoor market stalls are being required to issue printed receipts with every sale.

In his first issue, printed after the Mets had lost 16 of their first 19 games, Gold ran quotations in a section called "Met Remarks".

Its March issue, printed weeks before a deal was in sight, observed: "It's a scary thought, but if BMW had paid each of Rover's employees $30,000 too stay at home last year, the company would have lost less money".

ON JUNE 17th the British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp, the only surviving example of a penny issue printed in the South American British colony in 1856, will go under the hammer at Sotheby's, a large auction house, in New York.

It's not trying to be the Empire of the comedy world; it's a design-heavy boutique indie magazine: each issue, printed paper that is lovely to the touch, has a "headline" comic (like a gig) and a visual identity inspired by that act.

The pair wrote and illustrated the entirety of the first issue, printing three hundred copies at a Berkeley, California, copy shop.

The 18th-century practice of issuing printed libretti gave way to supertitles.

It plans to make available 15,000 copies a day, Monday through Thursday, with all but the first day's issues printed at a plant in the Boston area.

The remaining Charlie staff continued normal weekly publication, and the following issue print run 7.95 million copies in six languages.

Beginning in the fall, The Times-Picayune will issue print editions on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, in part because those days are the most valuable for advertisers, said Ricky Mathews, who will become president of the NOLA Media Group.