Sentence examples similar to high gloss magazines from inspiring English sources

He's the maverick founder of Niche Media, a $50 million (hoped-for 2005 revenue) company he started in 1998 that publishes seven high-gloss magazines, including Hamptons, Los Angeles Confidential and the just-launched Capitol File.

5. Peace, love and prosperity are the most important things By that, I don't mean that I am going to make a Miss World-style appeal for a global armistice or that I want to have my $12m Disneyland-style nuptials featured in a high-gloss magazine (I'm looking at you, Mrs Kardashian-West).

In 1959, when Capote asked Lee to accompany him to Kansas while he looked into the murder of the Clutter family, he was thirty-five alreadyeady famous, a sort of self-hatched Fabergé egg — the author of high-gloss magazine journalism, some dankly suggestive Southern-gothic fiction, and the silvery "Breakfast at Tiffany's". Lee was just reaching the end of a decade-long literary struggle.

The Grammy-winning R&B singer Frank Ocean recently released two albums and a full-color, high-gloss magazine over the course of two days.

SERVICE -- Polished to a high gloss.

The dominant color is black, in high-energy high gloss.

It also puts a a high gloss on the tuna.

His brown shoes were polished to a high gloss.

The marble floors are polished to a high gloss.

So don't expect high gloss from this production.

GO HIGH GLOSS "One of my signature things is painting the moldings in high gloss," he said.