Sentence examples for periodical with from inspiring English sources

The first privately published Russian magazine, a critical periodical with essays and translations from the British Spectator, was called "Industrious Bee" and began in 1759.

Lu, the publisher, volunteered ideas: "We're thinking about having him do some sort of science-education periodical with topics like 'What did dinosaurs look like?' or 'How do people catch cold?' " It was hard to picture.

The high quality of its literature notably, serialized novels, including best-sellers and its literary criticism have preserved the magazine's reputation as a lively literary periodical with a moderate worldview.

This was followed in 1688 by a German periodical with an unwieldy title but one that well expressed the intention behind many a subsequent magazine: "Entertaining and Serious, Rational and Unsophisticated Ideas on All Kinds of Agreeable and Useful Books and Subjects".

But luckily for us, advertisers are finally beginning to realize that the internet isn't just a periodical with infinite pages.

Occurrence of large earthquakes along the NAF is known to be periodical with centennial cycles (Parsons et al. 2000), where the major earthquakes have the tendency to migrate to the west with a progressive failure mechanism (Stein et al. 1997).

Since when was rain protection given for only periodicals with a healthy profit margin?

Many were first published in periodicals with "Review" in the title, whether in the UK or in America, and most started with the assignment of a book, or (in the language of the trade) a "peg" for a critical article.

He grew up on the Left Bank, attended the prestigious Lycée Louis-le-Grand and in his early teens began collecting autographs and haunting the bookstalls of Paris in search of periodicals with authorial inscriptions.

Alice's first published poem appeared in the Sentinel, a Cincinnati Universalist newspaper, when she was 18; for 10 years thereafter she continued to contribute poems and prose sketches to various periodicals with no remuneration.

The first issue will be a hot topic at an upcoming festival organised by the International Network of Street Papers, which will bring together 120 mostly flourishing publications sold by 28,000 vendors.Germany has 19 such periodicals, with combined annual sales of 4m.