Sentence examples for foreign magazines from inspiring English sources

And in addition there were foreign magazines..

Malaysia has curtailed the distribution of some foreign magazines.

Foreign magazines' content has to be tailored for Chinese tastes and standards.

The easiest route for foreign magazines is to take over an existing publication.

WHEN London was declared "cool" recently by excitable foreign magazines, German bankers no doubt nodded in agreement.

Other ventures, like starting TV Cable Week magazine and publishing foreign magazines failed, but the winners outnumbered the losers.

"If you want to write for a foreign magazine," he said, "do it without a byline".

The newspaper argued it was only reporting the contents of a foreign magazine article about Anwar.

His fingertips flipped through the pages of a glossy foreign magazine, but he had no eyes for it.

In a drama that is playing itself out in the usually sleepy Legislature, backbenchers hauled the professor in front of a subcommittee this week and, on national television, bullied him into apologizing for telling a foreign magazine that no Japanese bank or company, no matter how large, was worth propping up.

At the end of the 1950s, first South Africa and then Australia began to limit foreign magazine imports, for economic reasons, and when this was followed by UK excise duties the magazine was quickly in debt.