Sentence examples for its first issues from inspiring English sources

In one of its first issues, it hosted a disclaimer by Roman Catholic chanoine Joseph Baud, who calmed enraged Orthodox believers by assuring them that their Metropolitan Bishop Iosif Gheorghian had not died a Catholic.

The paper's makeup, very austere and even drab in its first issues, was livened considerably with varied headline styles and photographs.

Italy issued its second inflation-linked bond in February, and Japan sold its first issues of inflation-linked bonds last week.

In one of its first issues, the journal published several papers that tried to blame global warming on various astronomical cycles.

Its first issues had a print run of 1,000, distributed by hand to stores like St. Mark's Bookshop in the East Village and the Freemans Sporting Club on Bleecker Street, a hunter-chic men's boutique, where it's sold alongside $330 vintage-style umbrellas.

There was hardly any independent cinema, no home video, no video-on-demand (yes, TV was just getting launched — and Cahiers du Cinéma was, for its first issues, called Cahiers du Cinéma et de la Télévision), so a filmmaker who had ideas that Hollywood couldn't accommodate was, with very few exceptions, out of the industry, and, likely, of the cinema itself.

"A Faster Mile, a Higher Vault - what's the limit?" it inquired in its first issue.

Since the election of President Hassan Rouhani, last June, he has tried again to open a newspaper, but on the eve of its first issue it, too, was thwarted.

The gathering, late last month, was a party of sorts, as it was Kindling Quarterly's first editorial meeting since its first issue came back from the printer.

It didn't get enough subscribers to print its first issue, and its Twitter account has 96 followers.

It suffered from a case of high expectations when its first issue arrived in the summer of 1999.