Sentence examples for juicy magazines from inspiring English sources

"The thing is," he said, "I like big, thick, juicy magazines.

A similar contest was organized on Juicy magazines official website, offering five copies from the album to five of its readers.

Jasmine Grant of Juicy magazine noted that the video has a "futuristic soldier at war theme".

Jasmine Grant of Juicy magazine viewed the song as a "heartfelt ballad," and Maura Johnston of Rolling Stone wrote that it sounds like "a Twitter rant against haters".

The stuff the mag has lined up is so juicy," one magazine editor tells The Huffington Post.

The public — armed with perfumes and glossy magazines and juicy gossip — basks in the secondhand glow of the culture's shining stars; but the celebrities, like their astronomical counterparts, are in fact dead already.

Indulge in that juicy pile of unread magazines, spend a whole weekend working on your car, prepare yourself that sinfully delicious looking dessert or go to that new store you always drive by but never went into.

Isn't there something wrong with a picture where the media delves into the juicy details of how many magazines the generally dead shooter had in his trunk before offering an almost cynical expression of shocked sadness on the face of the news caster as opposed to covering something, absolutely anything else?

Check the "Letters to the Editor" section of men's magazines like Penthouse - juicy groupie stories aren't uncommon.

Bad news for anyone hoping Tom Cruise's $50 million lawsuit against In Touch and Life & Style magazines would mean tons of juicy details surfacing as they battled it out in public court.

Mrs. Sanders, 40, a former accessories director at Vogue magazine and fashion director at Juicy Couture, is a vice president at Donna Karan, overseeing the design and development of the company's new accessories business.