Sentence examples for called magazine from inspiring English sources
Henry Luce hired him and three other photographers to work on what he called "Magazine X," the prototype of Life, which was to begin publication eight months later.
Glamour took the top honor at the National Magazine Awards on Thursday, winning in a new category called Magazine of the Year that awards both print and digital efforts.
In New Orleans, there's a six-mile thoroughfare called Magazine Street.
Near San Francisco in the town of Vallejo, there's an old street that was part of the Naval shipyard established in the 1800s called Magazine.
The films are usually preloaded in lighttight reel cases (called magazines), with an exposed loop between the supply and take-up reels.
Back in the old days, when people got their tech news from stacks of paper stapled together called "magazines," Popular Science was a nerd's dream.
Mr. Blum is a correspondent for Wired magazine, which happily is not called Tubes magazine.
Antara, 37, became a journalist and edits a political, cultural, and literary magazine, called The Little Magazine, in Delhi.
"If only," I said, "you were called Inside magazine".
Another called the magazine "disgraceful" for presenting Rabbi Hoover as a positive role model.
