Sentence examples for the coming issue from inspiring English sources

Someone once said that talking to him in the office was like getting a preview of the coming issue of Private Eye.

A Vogue spokesman would not comment on the contents of the coming issue, but since the recession began, the magazine has run articles that highlight good buys and reflect tighter times.

"Part of our job is to entertain people," said Paul Fichtenbaum, editor of the Time Inc. Sports Group, who plans to run multiple front covers on the coming issue of Sports Illustrated devoted to the 2013-14 National Football League season.

(On the rare occasions when Bob wasn't well enough to come in, we would take turns going uptown in a taxi, carrying the "boards" — the page proofs for the coming issue, Scotch-taped to buckling manila sheets — like precious cargo).

Admiral Mullen's essay appears in the coming issue of Joint Force Quarterly, an official military journal that is distributed widely among the officer corps.

But Richard N. Rosenfeld, the historian who discovered the error and reports it in a caustic review in the coming issue of Harper's magazine, disagrees.

Utilities are gearing up to cooperate with the automakers, a first for the two industries, and governments on the West Coast are focusing intently on the coming issues.

The editorial serves as an introduction to the Targeted Cancer Therapies series that will review in depth of major pathways and drugs targeting these pathways to be published in the coming issues of the Chinese Journal of Cancer.

But with the desire for pilgrimage has come issues of authority, power and ownership.

In the coming decades, several issues regarding cervical screening will need to be addressed 269, 270.

That will be the key issue in the coming debate.