Sentence examples for English Magazine from inspiring English sources

In a fascinating interview from the English magazine Wired, included in the Nonesuch press kit, he seems to concede the point.

Morris J. Monax (a member of the order "Marmonta monax" i.e., a groundhog or woodchuck) writes a letter to the editor of the English magazine "Country Life" about an experience on the rural Pennsylvania property where he resides, owned by S. G. Pebbleman.

And then I encountered, in a 1927 issue of the English magazine Commercial Motor ("at the heart of the road transport industry"), a page of gossipy tidbits called "One Hears —." There I read that "where the average woman driver is concerned it's usually safer to yield road-space than to expect it".

And then I encountered, in a 1927 issue of the English magazine Commercial Motor ("at the heart of the road transport industry"), a page of gossipy tidbits called "One Hears—." There I read that "where the average woman driver is concerned it's usually safer to yield road-space than to expect it".

English National Opera, London.

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