Sentence examples for issues filled with from inspiring English sources

The chance to pour over vintage issues filled with Gordon Parks photographs, fashion spreads with Iman and the very first musings from Andre Leon Talley is almost too much for us to handle.

The magazines are now "brands" at a Time Warner which sees itself (the quote comes from its 1996 annual report to its shareholders) as "the world's premier creator of category-defining editorial franchises".Nowhere are the differences between editorial church and business state starker than in the attitudes to the annual swimsuit issue, filled with cheesecake photographs.

Paul McCoy of Comics Bulletin cited it as "another solid issue, filled with spectacular artwork and very nice character oriented writing".

Since street art is ephemeral, he occasionally issues books filled with photographs of his work, accompanied by his own text.

Most all of the major investment houses including Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley –have issued reports filled with earnings warnings about this thorny topic.

This issue is filled with artists who follow their own inclinations with tenacity and style.

The history of this issue is filled with stories of hardship and heartbreak befalling children whose parents are not recognized as — well, as parents.

Each issue is filled with lists of shows — currently running, in rehearsal, on the drawing board — on Broadway, off Broadway and in selected regional theaters, along with contact information for the associated producers, agents and publicists.

Each issue is filled with collages of hardcore porn and superheroes, gross-out buzzwords, and insane sentence-long stories about everything from Quaalude binges to a "DIY porno holocaust nightmare".

It poked fun at the way residents of this exclusive, mostly white suburb dealt with racial and social issues, filling in the blank with inscriptions like "You recall your Jamaican nanny with great fondness" and "Your parents supplied the alcohol for the last big party".

A chronology of his contact with the Obama administration on Arctic oil issues fills six pages.