Sentence examples for define your magazine from inspiring English sources
Once you've gone through the process of defining your magazine and what group of people it will serve, you will want to put together a small team of people who can create that vision.
But Shulman used her reputation to define her magazine.
So if we define a magazine as unacceptable, we hand them the means to demonstrate their distance from us.
How your magazine looks will define its brand almost as much as the content itself.
Everyone is going through difficult times". On the digital issue, he defines the magazine as "the community expressed in print".
The approach they took with his hotels was to define it by thinking of a magazine (or two) that typified the place, then identify the five adjectives that defined that magazine.
We defined a gossipy magazine as one that had five or more photographs of celebrities on the front cover and a most gossipy magazine as one that had up to 10 such images.
"Singularity," as defined by Wired magazine co-founder Kevin Kelly on a sign near the museum entrance, is the point at which "all the change in the last million years will be superseded by the change in the next five minutes". Put another way, the Singularity is the theoretical tipping point at which artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence.
Matthew Arnold: defined magazines as "literature in a hurry".
