Sentence examples for issue which arrives from inspiring English sources

Beginning with its July issue, which arrives at newsstands on Friday, Playboy will publish his next novel, "Nobody Move," in four monthly installments of 10,000 words each, to be written on deadline each month through the October issue.

Beginning with the June issue, which arrives on newsstands this week, the title of the magazine has been altered: the word "cigar," which was once about as big and fat as a Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona, is now barely the size of a half-smoked cheroot.

The 220-page redesigned issue, which arrives on readers' doorsteps this weekend, is the largest in the magazine's history.

In the August issue of Harper's magazine, which arrives on newsstands on July 24, Ms. Adler presents her argument in a 12-page article that is critical of The Times's coverage of the accusation.

Even if the court's decision didn't entirely settle the issue, it has given "Orphan Black" ample material for a second season, which arrives in April.

Sustainability, waste and the economy are just some of the food related issues that 17 contemporary artists are examining in a touring exhibition, Pot Luck, which arrives at London's PM Gallery, the extension to Sir John Soane's home, at the end of this month.

Joe: Retaliation," which arrives June 29.

I flop on the couch to graze a recent issue of "Wired," which arrived anachronistically, in hard-copy format.

Thus did Mr. Merl's swimsuit come to adorn a model featured in the magazine's swinsuit issue for 2000, which arrived on newsracks last month.

An excerpt from a new biography of Al Gore was scheduled to run in Newsweek in the issue dated Jan . 24 which arrived on newsstands last week.

The complaints stem from the May issue of National Geographic Kids, which arrived wrapped in an ad for Arby's, the sandwich shop chain, that was marked "advertisement" at the top but otherwise resembled the actual magazine cover.