Sentence examples for magazine notes from inspiring English sources
"These now rank among the best in our test rankings," the magazine notes.
It's back: Youth community service is included in both Obama's and McCain's platforms, Reason magazine notes skeptically.
VAMPIRE ENERGY "Even when household appliances are turned off, most are still using some electricity," Good magazine notes.
As David Friend. the former director of photography at Life magazine, notes in the book's introduction: The notion behind VII was simple and counterintuitive.
The magazine notes that his family's stake in America Movil, the giant Latin American wireless operator, accounts for 62 percent of his fortune.
"Nowhere," the magazine notes, "do they worry that by opting into and taking advantage of Social Security programs they might be hastening a socialist takeover of America.
(Forbes magazine notes that "Cruise's career has been rocky lately", but attributes his ongoing fortune to revenue from "a string of older hits that constantly play on TV").
Ulrike Diehlmann, director of the test center for PC World magazine, notes that clock speed is now just one factor that determines a processor's performance.
Edie Cohen, in the same magazine, notes how "through the series of pavilions and planar setbacks, the architects successfully mitigated mass".
Joe Engers, the new book's general editor and the publisher of Decoy Magazine, notes in his preface that in the last 15 years "decoys have become the most talked about and written about subject in North American folk art".
As Smithsonian Magazine notes, technically, it is possible for certain whales to swallow humans, however it's highly unlikely.
