Sentence examples for issue released from inspiring English sources

In its latest online issue, released this month, ISIS offers a new terror tactic.

Early pages from the issue, released by Entertainment Weekly, show Han Solo posing as the emissary for Jabba the Hutt.

And the issue released a week later, with the cover "First Days Home," was expected to sell a million newsstand copies.

Members of Congress on both sides of the issue released statements on Wednesday praising Mr. Gates, but promoting their own positions.

In Forbes magazine's Celebrity 100 issue released in March, O'Neal was listed at No. 35 -- his $31 million in salary and endorsements surpassing David Letterman and Howard Stern.

A report into the issue, released by Citizens Advice this week, highlights the case of Nadia, who worked as a head chef in a local pub on a permanent contract.

'Would a publicly left-leaning company, which has made its politics an issue, release a left-leaning film?' he says.

The Obama campaign seized on the issue, releasing this sarcastic video: "It's not Wall Street you have to worry about.

The magazine has the same flashy graphics, idiomatic English and cocky attitude as were shown in the first two issues, released online in the summer and fall.

The media release was also an unusual step for Ford, one of the few automakers that typically do not issue releases about recalls.

The ministry are to issue release dates for Russian films and liaise with distributors to make sure the releases don't clash with Hollywood hits.