Sentence examples for defunct magazine from inspiring English sources

At 19, he volunteered to upload the archive of a defunct magazine he loved, Lingua Franca.

Eggers is talking about an old (in fact, a defunct) magazine called Might, but never mind.

His association with the now defunct magazine was to last 20 years, through a further three editors.

Bennett started her career at the now defunct magazine Honey before joining the Sunday Telegraph magazine as features editor.

The company being dismantled was my former employer: Standard Media International, the parent of the defunct magazine The Industry Standard.

A few months later, Gygax, a once defunct magazine named for the Dungeons & Dragons co-creator Gary Gygax, chose Brooklyn Strategist to host its relaunch party.

The initial inspiration was hip-hop and the now defunct magazines that we loved to read [when we were] growing up – Hip-Hop Connection, Level, Big Daddy/Grand Slam and Straight No Chaser.

Sure the short story had declined since the glory days of The Saturday Evening Post and other defunct magazines, but Mr. Abrahams found enough worthy work in literary journals and other little magazines to make the annual O. Henry collections a recognized treasure.

(a particularly nice spread from one of my favorite and, alas, defunct, magazines, Seed).

News of defunct magazines and newspapers seems to come as often as celebrity deaths this year.

So would this betting model work for other now defunct magazines?