Sentence examples for magazine changes from inspiring English sources

Intelligent Flatplan is a company they have installed their software which lets editors automatically inform clients when the flatplan on a magazine changes.

The Democratic governor also banned "bullet buttons," which enable quick magazine changes on a military-style assault weapon.

Now, Shechtman is the proud CEO of Story, a 2,000 square-foot retail space in Manhattan that has the point of view of a magazine, changes inventory and themes like a gallery, and sells product like a store.

And low-caps give you about as much ammo as you would have in a real gun and add to the realism, but require many magazine changes.

Halfway to the city, my interview with People magazine changed to a phone call.

And that might be unfair: the magazine changed its policy regarding mercenary ads 15 years ago.

It later mutated into a suburbanite magazine, changed ownership and editors multiple times, and died a slow death by 2002.

Mr. Kelly took over as editor early last year after the magazine changed owners and the previous editor resigned after two decades.

First titled Conde Nast Women's Sports & Fitness, the magazine changed its name to Women's Sports & Fitness in 1998.

Over the years, the magazine changed ownership, began catering more to gay men, and whittled its operations down.

Under the editorship of Lewis Lapham, the magazine changed its format during the 1980s, adding a "Readings" section that featured an eclectic collection of reprints of interesting documents.