Sentence examples for based on magazine from inspiring English sources

Shrek (2001), a DreamWorks Animation film based on magazine cartoonist William Steig's book about an eponymous lovable ogre, won the first Academy Award for best animated feature.

Mr. Fischer revisits photo-realism in detail-perfect graphite drawings based on magazine illustrations of art world stars past and present.

In the gallery's other show, Dan Fischer revisits Photo-Realism in a series of detail-perfect graphite drawings based on magazine illustrations of art world stars past and present.

The script was based on magazine-articles-turned-novel by Jack Finney, who later wrote "Time and Again".

She cries out to you to stop comparing yourself to each other in a negative way or judging your beauty based on magazines and big screens.

Indeed, various publishers have recently turned their magazines into TV channels: Match TV, launched by Lagardère, a French conglomerate, is based on its magazine, Paris Match; Kerrang! and Smash Hits are music channels based on their namesake magazines owned by EMAP, a British publisher.This may work with some genres, especially ones that are cheap to produce, such as music or pornography.

Ebony has been redesigned: its original logo, a red banner with white lettering based on Life magazine's, has been replaced by one that Amy DuBois Barnett, the editor in chief, described as "retro cool".

The situation, Mr. Pearlstine said, is not unlike that in which Time Inc. found itself when Time magazine sought a television network as a partner in producing a special based on Time magazine's Person of the Century issue.

"It's kind of a print way of doing what people are doing on the Internet, and for us it was to say, what is a way we can reach customers in a way that's different?" The car ads in the magazine are customized based on the magazines each person chose and the registration responses.

It's since rolled out a host of similarly-addictive sims, and now this based on the magazine industry.

Aiming for the highbrow brilliant quadrant, the Bravo cable channel is developing a show based on New York magazine's "Approval Matrix," a grid that charts cultural moments based on the admittedly subjective tastes of its editors.