Sentence examples for periodicals from inspiring English sources

Only members can take books out, but the public are free to wander in, sit in a leather armchair, buy a cup of tea and biscuit from the hatch and read the periodicals while admiring the burnished wood interiors.

Periodicals are defined by their tempo.

Over 85% of them are distributed by being slipped into periodicals, especially Sunday newspapers, as loose inserts or booklets.This has been a rare bit of good news for the newspaper business, which is doing its best to hang on to such a lucrative sideline.

So did a freer press: the hard-hitting mass-market newspaper, Izvestia, and brainy, liberal-minded periodicals such as Novy Mir.

Its original release automatically directed users clicking through to a web page or typing in a web address to the secure versions of roughly 20 popular sites, including social networks and periodicals.

Now, they are being joined by Nature Publishing Group (NPG), whose flagship magazine Nature is the highest-profile science journal in the world.Starting this week, subscribers to any of NPG's 49 periodicals can create a link to any article they have legitimate access to and share it with others in any online forum.

A new regulation only had to be reasonably related to legitimate penological interests.Using this lower standard, the court ruled in 2006 that periodicals could be denied to prisoners in order to induce better behaviour.

But that refers only to periodicals, such as shopping catalogues, whose content is at least half made up of advertisements.

I no longer have access to most of my libraries, nor my periodicals, including that daily workhorse, the New York Law Journal, nor any of the critical annual training seminars.

None of China's thousands of newspapers and periodicals escapes it.

Thanks to dwindling levels of advertising so far this year, Gannett and Knight Ridder, America's two biggest publishers of periodicals, have recently been talking down analysts' expectations of their earnings for the second quarter.Across the AtlanticThe picture is only marginally better in Britain.