Sentence examples similar to dead magazine from inspiring English sources

I moved there two weeks after I graduated to do an internship at a long-dead magazine.

I wrote an article about it for a long-dead magazine called City Limits, which was where I was working, in my first London job.

"The Web is dead," Wired magazine declared in a recent cover story.

The nurse, who was last seen "speeding away from Bilara near Jodhpur in a Scorpio in the company of a Jalore-based Bishnoi gang," is almost certainly dead, the magazine says, and the credibility of Rajasthan's Congress party is in tatters.

In what the dead tree magazine claims as a first, although other publications have flirted with the concept, the latest edition is fully Augmented Reality supported.

Nearly a century after German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche first proclaimed "God is dead," TIME magazine released a controversial cover on its April 8 , 1966edition with the related provocative question: "Is God dead?" Both Nietzsche and TIME were exploring the prominence of God in people's lives, and whether religiosity was on the decline in the society.

This is all in addition to her day job, which is editor-in-chief of POP, the drop-dead cool magazine she founded in 2000.

So, for example, you might see an advert for a watch in a dead-tree magazine prompting you to fire up the PAM app (or the brand's own app with PAM integrated) and point your phone at the image.

What do the Chinese do with the dead?" New York Magazine's Grub Street first unearthed the clip last week.

Suggesting that "The Web is Dead", as Wired magazine did recently, is going a bit far.

Police confirmed to French media that the dead included the magazine's editor and chief cartoonist, Stéphane Charbonnier, known as "Charb", and Jean Cabut, or "Cabu", a veteran of several French newspapers and reportedly the highest paid cartoonist in the world.