Sentence examples for magazine about how from inspiring English sources

The first is Michael Specter's 2002 classic for this magazine about how the man trained.

He last wrote for the magazine about how Democrats finally embraced super PACs.

Still, she had read an article in a parenting magazine about how children can become runners.

A few weeks ago, Jill Lepore wrote in the magazine about how early Americans used to decide elections.

I read this amazing piece in Mother Jones magazine, about how Dan Savage has pretty much destroyed the presidential chances of the former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum.

By Thessaly La Force November 4, 2008 A few weeks ago, Jill Lepore wrote in the magazine about how early Americans used to decide elections.

There's a lot of guff in fashion magazines about how frumpy trends like this are actually feminist because they're not about looking sexy.

"It haunted me and I thought, 'What a terrible thing to reduce a man to.' " He wrote for the New Yorker and other magazines about how former servicemen were adjusting, or not adjusting, to civilian life.

But we've now read in several "enthusiast" magazines about how the car isn't quite this or isn't quite that, with "this" and "that" representing a bad boy mien to match the spicy orange mica paint scheme of our tester and the ridiculous spoiler on the deck lid.

They may be being teased at school or by their siblings at home, and/or they are observing enough images on the internet, television and in magazines about how they are "ideally" supposed to look.

While the association does not take a position, a September 2003 article in Young Children, the association's magazine, talked about how difficult the decision about kindergarten can be.