Sentence examples for reading an issue from inspiring English sources

But the beauty here is that watching an episode feels exactly like reading an issue from cover to cover, over a cup of coffee – only it doesn't take 98 solid hours.

For those without access to the link, the cover is from the October 2007 issue and shows a Geico caveman reading an issue of Mad that features on its cover the Mad mascot, Alfred E. Neuman, dressed as a caveman under the Mad logo and the headline "So dumb even a caveman can read it".

It manages to pull that off, even on a second or third visit, and even when it is full of patrons — middle-aged couples on dates, a man in his 20s reading an issue of N + 1 — who come to hear the Jordan Young Group on Monday and Wednesday nights.

Henry is seen reading an issue of Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk, which was written by Damon Lindelof, the co-creator of Lost.

Dressed in a hipster bowtie and pink shirt, former contestant on The Voice Biff Gore professes his love for iconic civil rights anthem "A Change is Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke in the first five seconds of his advertisement, followed by clips of him with his beatific black family, later reading an issue of Life magazine with George Harrison on the cover.

(Never mind that few people ever seem to read an issue cover to cover).

Mr. Durkin said that in the spring of 2012, his client read an issue of Inspire, the English-language propaganda magazine of Al Qaeda's branch in Yemen.

Before a game in Chicago this season, several Mets sat in the visiting clubhouse with their mouths open as they read an issue of Player magazine, in which Benson and his wife revealed details of their sex life.

To find out, I decided to read an issue of Us Weekly.

Now, when one of us has read an issue, we rip the bottom of the front cover in half.

Today the festival have announced the second wave of acts and if you've ever read an issue of The Wire you'll probably be screaming with utter joy.