Sentence examples for with the first issue from inspiring English sources

The Skids and XTC flexidisc given away with the first issue underlined the mass appeal of the new pop aesthetic.

The global strategy gets a kick-start on Tuesday with the first issue of The International New York Times, rebranded from The International Herald Tribune.

AirFrance has supplied passengers with the first issue of Charlie Hebdo to be published since its offices were targeted by terrorists last week.

E.S.: I think we accidentally did stumble into that space because with the first issue people were like, is this like … The Onion?

Starting with the first issue on Wednesday, it will be published five times a year for $4.99 each or $19.99 for an annual subscription.

This has occurred with the first issue, he said, with Mercedes-Benz, Salomon Smith Barney and Paul Stuart, the Madison Avenue clothing store, among those buying ad space.

Johannes Reponen, a senior lecturer at the University of the Creative Arts in London, has just come out with the first issue of Address, a journal for fashion writing and criticism.

With the first issue, released three weeks ago, Mr. Huey and his editors jumped, some would say belatedly, into a fray of magazines that besides The Standard and Red Herring includes titles like Upside, Fast Company and -- take a deep breath -- the newly rechristened Ziff-Davis Smart Business for the New Economy.