Sentence examples for this final issue from inspiring English sources
This final issue has remained unnoticed mainly because no one has been able to assert for sure what it is that is measured by a cloze test.
This final issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach, volume 2 closes our celebration of the Darwin Bicentennial and our full second year of publishing.
We at Science have once again had the challenge of choosing 10 scientific accomplishments to highlight in this final issue of the year.
And third, the sense in which worlds are Dasein-dependent involves some sort of cultural relativism, although, as we shall see later, this final issue is one that needs careful interpretative handling.
The issue includes reminiscences from founder Bruce Brugman and longtime editor Tim Redmond, but Marke Bieschke, the Bay Guardian's former publisher and co-editor of this final issue, told me that there's also new reporting and coverage of the latest SF restaurants and nightlife — it's more than just a "musty" look at the past.
This final issue will focus more on your adrenals and how they can change the expression of your genes.
This lasted until the final issue in June 1953 with only two irregularities: October 1950 was followed by January 1951, and July 1951 was followed by October 1951.
While this was indeed the final issue, its editorial page anticipated the comic continuing and that "The Spiderman [sic]... will appear every month in Amazing".
The second issue was dated August 1957; this proved to be the final issue, as shortly thereafter Republic Features Syndicate went out of business.
In the final issue of this mini-run of Lobster Johnson comics, Hellboy creator Mike Mignola's 1930s masked detective The Lobster faces a giant threat to NYC.
Frank Belknap Long, Hugh B. Cave, Victor Rousseau, Stuart Palmer, and Robert W. Sneddon all sold stories to Ghost Stories, and Carl Jacobi's first published story, "The Haunted Ring", appeared in the final issue, though this was not his first sale—"Mive", which he had sold to Weird Tales, did not appear in print until the following month.
