Sentence examples for a journal called from inspiring English sources

…inspired by a journal called Manikkoti.

He actually wrote a journal called "A Ramble Round the Globe".

In the 1930s there was a literary movement inspired by a journal called Manikkoti.

He edited a journal called Economic Botany, covering a science of which he was a pioneer.

In 1973, Fowler started working for a journal called Southern Exposure.

Running Speeds of Crippled Coyotes introduced itself in 1976, in a journal called Northwest Science.

(Nonetheless, the site includes a prominent feature, Cosmic Tribune, with an extraterrestrial focus, and it links to a Mafia journal called Gang Land News).

Called a therapy assistant (canine) in training, Humphrey's progress now features in an online journal called Diary of a Bulldog.

Six weeks before the floods arrived, a scientific journal called Soil Use and Management published a paper warning that disaster was brewing.

Catherine Millet is an art critic and the editor of a French journal called Art Press.

Lombard wrote an account of his study in 1911, for a French journal called Annales des Maladies de l'Oreille, du Larynx, du Nez, et du Pharynx.