Sentence examples for issuing a piece from inspiring English sources

He's much more oriented toward having a mysterious existence, he says, and "every now and then issuing a piece of work, rather than being available every 45 seconds".

Right now, a group has gathered at American Book Review, where they've issued a piece called "Top 40 Bad Books".

The fact that a government has to issue a piece of paper is an important constraint on how powers are used".

With its export-dependent economy in recession and elections due in less than a year, Singapore's government said it would begin issuing citizens a piece of future government surpluses in the form of shares.

It chose to reject the piece, issuing a virtually unprecedented snub to the Royal Family.

In the current issue, a piece by Niall Ferguson forecasts what things might look like in 2013 if President Obama's stimulus strategy fails: a tax rate of 45%, $20 trillion in national debt and Jeb Bush in the White House.

Each student has been issued an eight-piece lock-picking kit with an array of tension tools.

Deutsche Bank issued a critical research piece about Electronic Data Systems, saying the company's fourth-quarter results were "confusing and of low quality".

The Royal Mint issued a 50-pence piece, to mark the centenary – the first time a composer has featured on a British coin.

The act which authorized the bronze cent also issued a two-cent piece; Longacre furnished a design, which Lange calls a "particularly attractive composition" with arrows and a laurel wreath flanking a shield.

The heritage brand is returning to its roots, digging through its archives to find the most classic styles and breathing new life into them through limited-edition collaborations with artists like Hugo Guinness and Tony Duquette (his estate worked with Coach to issue a collection of pieces inspired by the late jeweler).