Sentence examples for mag from inspiring English sources
noun
Magazine, the publication or ammunition
Victoria Newton, the SoS's editor, describes the new mag as "an exciting new addition to the Sun on Sunday's offer".
Despite the big-print misspelling of the Fuhrer's name over the summer, this week's 90th anniversary issue of his mag suggests vigilance has not improved.
The Greens senator, Sarah Hanson-Young, has won an apology from "lads' mag" Zoo Weekly over a July 2012 issue depicting her near-naked, arguing women rarely take a stand over sexism and "my daughter needs to know I did".
When I was working at the British music mag NME, Luke Steele's previous band the Sleepy Jackson had a song called Miniskirt which went "If I was a girl I'd wear a miniskirt into town".
The bi-annual mag is a spin-off from Northern & Shell's OK! magazine.
The mum and baby mag will not be a stand-alone publication.
As for accusations of over-commercialisation, Mr Gavin sees the issue as one of brand protection: he would not launch a lads' mag or a porn channel, nor even endorse a garden fork with a BBC gardening show.
It once represented an innovation in magazines, by stretching the definition of the saucy, but essentially non-pornographic, British "lads' mag" to the limits.
Whole communities of mag-nostalgists are being formed around these brilliantly immersive archives.
On the surface, Davenport has the fantasy lifestyle of every lad-mag reader.
Inside, it's like a dream of posh, Country Living-mag rusticity, from the blazing log fire and the Parker Knoll chairs in the lobby to the woven Bergerac furniture and the biographies of Tory politicians in the sitting-room.
