Sentence examples for announcement magazines from inspiring English sources

Her only recent flutter with tabloid notoriety came in the wake of her ex-boyfriend Ben Affleck's divorce announcement: magazines touted a possible reunion between the one-time couple (known collectively as Bennifer), rumours fuelled by the timely leak of decade-old home videos of the pair.

"Gloria" also digs up a bounty of announcement cards, magazines, handbills and historic texts, like the manuscript of Ms. Ono's 1972 essay "The Feminization of Society".

immatics finds/attracts its employees via announcements in magazines (print and online), announcements on its website as well as via personal network contacts.

In its announcement, the magazine quoted a reader who wrote of Vail: "Broke my leg in the back bowls.

At Parrasch on West 57th Street, which has shown Mr. Price's work since the mid-1990s, die-hard fans can view (by appointment) a presentation of several decades' worth of show announcements, catalogs, magazines and illustrated books, along with a short, engrossing film of Mr. Price making a recent piece, start to finish.

The mayor had been speaking nationally about post-partisan solutions, and, days before the announcement, Time magazine put Mr. Bloomberg and Governor Schwarzenegger on the cover with the headline, "Who Needs Washington?" Mr. Sheekey was an early enthusiast about the cover, said Time's managing editor, Richard Stengel.

Thereafter, it will be submitted as a public service announcement to various magazines that have donated space to PETA before.

News of the announcement of the magazine's closing was kept close, to forestall the sort of leaks that had led to articles in the past.

The average corporate announcement from a magazine company boss resembles a word cloud into which a bunch of pious-sounding generalities have been herded before being pointed in the rough direction of a sentiment.

While Goldman has yet to make any announcement about any magazine investments, rumors of a possible new fund got started when headhunters began approaching industry bigwigs to head up the enterprise.

Back in February I made the announcement that Prevention magazine would be going ad-free starting with our July issue.