Sentence examples for mentioned in the issue from inspiring English sources

Jordan also mentioned in the issue of Feb. 10, 1945.

And in a feature apparently borrowed from celebrity book publishing, the magazine has an index listing the name of every Harvard grad mentioned in the issue, so that second-string alums, like, say, Abdullah Binladin, half-brother to Osama bin Laden and holder of two law degrees, don't have to read every word just to see if they rate a notice.

The "red effect" is mentioned in the current issue of Psychology Today's, "The Siren Song of Scarlet" by Matt Huston (April 2013).

The PC Engine version was briefly mentioned in the December 1991 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly as part of a review of games that have been released outside the U.S.

As mentioned in the recent issue of The Economist, a hundred years ago one in three American workers were employed on a farm.

The pre-release playable demo for Halo Wars was first mentioned in the October 2007 issue of Official Xbox Magazine, and it became available for download on February 5, 2009; redemption codes for early access were given starting January 29.

Whether you are a teenager, or 67, like me, or one of those 90-year-olds mentioned in the article, the issue is "now".

Yet Mr. Hernandez's versions of events never made it to court, and were not mentioned in the decision issued Thursday by Justice Charles J. Tejada of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, which overturned the convictions.

She was interviewed and mentioned in the Fall 2016 issue of Preservation "Set in Stone" about the Coignet Building in Brooklyn, NY.

None of the manufacturers of products mentioned in the article addressed the issue of the high amount of protein already in UK diets when contacted by the Guardian.

He went to Hawaii last weekend -- a trip that was not mentioned in the daily schedule issued by his press office.