Sentence examples for Holiday magazine from inspiring English sources
Holiday magazine suggesting that standards of cleanliness are not what they should be.
I first saw this White Town in a photograph I found in Holiday magazine, now defunct.
In 1953, Holiday magazine asked him to take portraits of senators, including John Kennedy.
The purpose of a "holiday" magazine is, invariably, to talk about gifts: those we want, those we give, those we dream about in abstract and lustful ways.
Asked by Holiday magazine to write an article of 2,000 words on "The Pleasures of Walking," the book-length account of his 1930s journey poured out instead.
The season has arrived when newsstands stock their shelves with holiday magazines with plump turkeys on their covers, and this year, those cover stars are joining magazines' transition to digital publishing.
Recruitment adverts for GCSE and A-level markers placed on buses and even in the pages of cruise holiday magazines may not be enough to help solve a staffing shortage, the head of a major exam board has warned, amid calls for reform of the system.
Erwitt has managed to balance this with commercial and advertising assignments for Life and Holiday magazines: "Elliott has to my mind achieved a miracle," says Henri Cartier-Bresson, "working on a chain-gang of commercial campaigns and still offering a bouquet of stolen photos with a flavour, a smile from his deeper self".
Quite different from the cookie recipes in Dutch holiday magazines.
The registration launch Monday follows FAA estimates that a million drones would be sold to US consumers over the Christmas holiday, Aviation Daily magazine reported in early October.
