Sentence examples for formula magazines from inspiring English sources

And while some play it safe with the old suits-and-watches formula, magazines, websites and blogs now cover the whole spectrum, from the sober to the incendiary.

Part of the problem, it would seem, is that by exploiting a winning formula, fashion magazines have made themselves indistinguishable.

Hospitals may not sell the names of pregnant women to makers of baby formula or to magazines.

By reinterpreting a magazine formula that first surfaced in Britain, Ms. Fuller, as the editor of Us Weekly and then Star magazine came up with a girly template rendered in bubbly pastels and embroidered with lots of over-narration about stars' foibles and mortality.

Felker's magazine formula was not countercultural.

The basic formula for the magazine, which now has a circulation of 2.6 million, remains the same.

Their endless, presumably entirely confected interaction is perhaps the ultimate celebrity magazine formula: a cavalcade of imagined break-ups, make-ups and jealousies so die-hard it could survive a nuclear winter.

A handy formula for a magazine feature is "X gets all the attention - but why don't we focus on the far more interesting and neglected Y?" The story of the neglected finally receiving their just deserts is one we love to hear: not just because we can cast ourselves in the same role, but also because we can experience a warm moral glow at the underdog getting their due.

The idea was to create a magazine that would defy the formula of women's magazines, with Ms. O'Donnell devoting chunks of it to topics like depression and putting herself on the cover holding up a finger bandaged because of her staph infection.

It has proved to be a winning formula for other specialty magazines, including Taste of Home, where readers share recipes and food preparation tips.

It was probably while networking in dreamland that I heard the mail drop into the box and, with it, the latest issue of Men's Health, a Rodale Press publication, one of the proliferating guy magazines whose formula for boosting ad pages is to induce a high level of anxiety in men about spreading middles, male pattern baldness and sadly diminishing erectile quality.