Sentence examples for magazine closing from inspiring English sources

The Dish ran for fifteen years, and its closing felt, at least to its readers, like the Internet equivalent of a favorite print magazine closing.

The fun of it gets more space — an awol sojourn in Paris in the wild first week of Liberation, and later the appreciations of peacetime and his early days as the Sunday-night man at the magazine, closing the late Cinema and Theatre columns and the Letters from London and Paris.

While she was away, the magazine closed.

Shortly afterwards the magazine closed down.

The cartoon ran until 1969, when the magazine closed.

Time magazine closes on Wednesdays and delivers issues to readers by Friday, Saturday and Monday.

It was revived in September 1996 but financial difficulties continued, and the magazine closed in May 2002.

The magazine closes on Wednesday and is placed in the mail on Thursdays or Fridays.

Last year supporters promised him, "If the magazine closes, we will take to the streets," he said.

"It is always sad when a magazine closes, because many talented people end up out of a job," she said.

(Mr. Marden died in 1924; the magazine closed during the Depression and was resurrected by new owners in 1954).