Sentence examples for green magazine from inspiring English sources

For the current spate of "green" magazine issues, we have Al Gore to blame.

He published "The Green Magazine Guide to Personal Finance" (Doubleday, 1998) and kept the Esquire column after joining Money.

In the preface to his book, "The Green Magazine Guide to Personal Finance," (Doubleday, 1998), he wrote: "It's not about the ability to quit your job at any moment or to jet off to suave locales.

ONE thing you learn quickly about Ken Kurson, who as founder and editor of Green magazine has become the financial mentor for the Limp Bizkit set: he does not have an ounce of pretension.

She was CEO of the VC-funded green-lifestyle magazine Green Pages Australia and was appointed environmental brand ambassador by the Ogilvy Earth advertising agency for Volkswagen, Lipton Tea and Wolfblass Wines.

The grass was the green of magazine ads.

From a piece first published in Green Futures Magazine Jon Turney is a science writer, and author of The Rough Guide to the Future.

"I have invented an 'auto-signaling arm,' which, when placed on the back of the fender, can be raised or lowered by electrical push buttons," she told The Green Book Magazine.

Organic So Baby Harvest House, Drumland, Newton-in-Tattenhall, Chester, Gatesbury, CH3 9NE, 07887 503486 so-baby.co.uk Voted best organic baby food by this paper and the Green Parent magazine, So Baby produces handmade organic meals for babies from six months to 2 years.

"I look at my real estate obsession two ways," says Sharon King Hoge, writer, former TV newswoman, and the editor of verdant mag.com, a "green" online magazine, as well as the owner of eight properties, from upstate New York to rural Ireland.

In the wake of Earth Day, green-bordered magazines and quivering news reports of Global Warming, it could be easy to dismiss the occasion as an over commercialization on par with Christmas.