Sentence examples for periodical going from inspiring English sources

Ms. Popper, who is an art collector and calls that business "Popperartsy," said she could not sell paintings fast enough to keep her periodical going.

The New Yorker, June 24 , 1933P. 7 Eighteen periodicals went out of business last month and thirteen were born.

By Carl W. Hull and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 24 , 1933P. 7 Eighteen periodicals went out of business last month and thirteen were born.

Only a small selection of current print periodicals is in this room: all other current periodical issues go directly to the Olin stacks where they are shelved by call number.

I don't understand how a beloved and pioneering periodical suddenly goes belly up, particularly when the niche magazine industry is holding its own in a rapidly evolving market.

The price to send periodicals would go up about 8 percent and other rates for advertising mail, parcels and services will rise by varying amounts.

We are going to do periodical updates on [Facebook] but nothing too personal," he said.

Shapiro predicts that JSTOR will be the source of new revelations as it adds older scientific journals, such as periodicals of the Royal Society of London going back to the 1600s.

Zyman: Novels to clear the mind and for sure, periodicals to be aware of what is going on.

Ho and Tso say the approach the magazine as a kind of periodical, where they "can really document what's going on in our culture year after year," Ho said. .

Clipping services were Googles for the mechanical age: paying clients submitted what would now be called search terms, and readers—often young women would go through periodicals, line by line, looking for mentions of those terms.