Sentence examples for periodical but from inspiring English sources
Cabbing across town at rush hour usually required reading material heftier than a periodical but lighter than Proust.
Ardent pacifists, Ella and Bert started putting together Facts, an antiwar and antigovernment periodical, but stopped after six issues, in danger of violating the Espionage and Sedition Acts.
In 1887 Goldfaden migrated to New York City, establishing the first illustrated Yiddish periodical, but his work in the Yiddish theatre encountered strong opposition, and he returned to London two years later.
But the proverbial brass ring is taken by Steve Sutherland's five star review of the new Rilo Kiley album (nb I know September is technically last month in the temporally-dislocated world of the rock periodical, but crimes of this magnitude just cannot go unpunished).
For 298⩽Re⩽603 the flow is unsteady and periodical but again with non-zero time-averaged lift/side and torque moment coefficients.
"Perhaps the most important publication in the history of the United States," wrote Howard Zinn, "was neither a book nor a periodical, but a pamphlet".
He reads a dozen periodicals, but he doesn't have a computer, and he spends no time at all online.
Like most libraries, these institutions have until now offered patrons access to a growing number of online periodicals but only a few electronic books.
His works had begun to appear in various modernist periodicals, but his fame and popularity did not come until the publication in 1910 of Neuyomny buben ("The Indefatigable Tambourine").
Kimball & Thompson received design credit in architectural periodicals, but a photograph of the mansion published at or near the end of construction included the notation that it was designed by Alexander Mackintosh, an obscure local practitioner.
J. Lorand Matory, a professor of anthropology and African and African American studies at Harvard, said he sympathized with the goal of bringing down the sometimes exorbitant price of scientific periodicals, but worried that a result would be to eliminate a whole range of less popular journals that are subsidized by more profitable ones.
