Sentence examples for issues printed from inspiring English sources

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.

It issues printed cards for the Bibliography of Periodicals, 1917 1947 and for a cooperative catalog that lists the holdings of the Russian State Library, the Saltykov-Shchedrin Public Library in St . Petersburg the Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences also in St . Petersburg and the Central Book Office.

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

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

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".

The first Inquirer issue printed at the building came out on July 13 , 1925

Charlie Hebdo revealed their cover image for this week's issue, printed just days after two gunmen opened fire on the newspaper's Paris office, killing 12 people.

Some stamps were issued in the form of a miniature sheet comprising from one to sixteen stamps of a single, or multiple, design from one issue printed on the same sheet and sold in that format.

On the wall behind the editor hangs a framed and enlarged copy of the Eye's memorial issue printed after Cook died, and the esteem in which Hislop holds Cook is touching.