Sentence examples for one recent issue from inspiring English sources

One recent issue included a tip on how to make a croque-monsieur using a griddle and a weighted tea kettle.

On the lonely-hearts page of one recent issue of The Shanghai Morning Post, a 162-centimeter-tall woman (just under 5-foot-4) was looking for a man who was 170 centimeters (5-foot-7) or taller.

As Mr. Gilder proclaimed in one recent issue, "Weirder and weirder becomes the world".

One recent issue was devoted to the exploits in Greece of an S.S. unit that was part of Hitler's personal bodyguard corps.

Topic: the joys of timber trestle modeling," or "Samuel Donaldson has 14 red peonies growing in his garden". A note in one recent issue advertised "Sniper/Firearms Training: Former Special Forces Sniper instructor.

One recent issue about Iraq, written mostly by people there, portrayed daily life in that country; in true Vice fashion it included an interview with an Iraqi prostitute in Syria.

One recent event highlights the issue that the cloud may not be worth the initial hype.

One big recent issue is taxes.

Charlie Hebdo has been to the fore deriding the idea, with one cartoon in a recent issue showing virgins on a cloud shunning would-be Arab martyrs: "Sorry, we only accept binationals!" It was eerie to re-visit Charlie Hebdo's offices of a year ago in Rue Nicolas-Appert, past the Comédie Bastille theatre they would have known so well, and a mural of great writers.

From the 25 pages of advertising in the most recent issue one can extrapolate an annual rate of advertising revenues (at the one-off rate card price of $5,000 a page) of $1.5 million (Koh says revenues will be $1.8 million this year).

One recent study addressed the issue of sleep quality in an investigation of sleep duration and BMI.