Sentence examples for magazine call from inspiring English sources

Time magazine call it "a roar of protest against middlebrow society's Rules and the invisible Rulers who enforce them".

I was vulnerable: I had a performance at a literary festival in San Francisco in a few days, for which I wanted very much to look what the girls at Missbehave magazine call "bangingsome".

In November, Mr. Hassoun told The Herald that he had briefly worked for the magazine Call of Islam, which is published by the Islamic Youth Movement and advocates jihad and trains young people in guerrilla warfare, The Associated Press reported.

Watching him, Oswaldo delivers a diatribe on his own former self-destructive habits: See: the Ring Dings and baloney and Fanta Grape, it turns out, that's what doctors and People magazine call "Emotional Eating" on my part — on account of I only ate that shit because those foods made me feel "safe and taken care of" back when I was a kid who was never "safe or taken care of".

Watching him, Oswaldo delivers a diatribe on his own former self-destructive habits: See: the Ring Dings and baloney and Fanta Grape, it turns out, that's what doctors and People magazine call "Emotional Eating" on my part on account of I only ate that shit because those foods made me feel "safe and taken care of" back when I was a kid who was never "safe or taken care of".

The anonymous OBs quoted in New York magazine call transports "dumps" and "train wrecks".

She's doing this magazine called Details".

(New York magazine called her Miss Misery).

Sport magazine called him "a formless madman".

Empire magazine called it an "excellent comeback.

"The Texan who conquered Russia," Time magazine called him.