Sentence examples for a magazine which from inspiring English sources

He also published a magazine, which ran until 1984, and wrote nine books on the band.

Loaded, claimed one of its founders, Tim Southwell, was a "magazine which unashamedly celebrated working-class Britain: football, drinking, sex".

Esquire is starting perhaps the most ambitious new e-commerce venture from a magazine, which it is calling Clad.

Why not a magazine?" Which is all grand news for people with terrific eyesight and no neck problems.

Joel struggles to find love in the pages of a magazine, which is even harder than it sounds.

In fact, I just wrote something for a magazine which was about 1,000 words and it took a month.

So I did it for a magazine which is honestly committed to writing about people and relationships".

But he is oddly chaste about the death of the print version of Newsweek, a magazine which he had constantly slagged as a bloated, beside-the-point publication.

You learn what 13-year-olds are doing now and what it's like to work at a magazine, which I didn't know.

They can flip through the pages with their fingers as if they were reading a magazine, which Gilt Taste also is, with recipes and articles by food writers.

Mr. Confelt of a magazine which had carried a very uncomplimentary article about an actress, a Miss B. came to call on her.