Sentence examples for magazine projects from inspiring English sources

Costs have since stabilized, and the magazine projects a profit of $1.8 million this year on revenues of approximately $22 million.

She is currently working on book and magazine projects about the lure of toxic conflicts and how some people manage to break free from their spell.

In the last two weeks, Mr. Carter has been in Los Angeles promoting the documentary, which will be released this week, and working on magazine projects like helping Paramount Pictures celebrate 90 years as a studio by wrangling 90 stars for a photograph by Annie Leibovitz.

As examples of how magazine projects could become film properties, Mr. Emmerich pointed to "The Insider," a film on tobacco litigation, and the forthcoming production of "Shattered Glass," a film about Stephen Glass, the magazine writer fired for fabricating articles; both films were based on Vanity Fair articles.

Brewster said he is working on two other acquisition deals and has two magazine projects ready to launch in the coming months that were developed within the company.

Asked how her new mystery magazine project was going, she said she's barely started.

We are partnering on the magazine project with a publishing house.

"The article on Jamie Redknapp's Icon magazine project sits splendidly on your website next to Simon Jordan's terrific grumble about player over-indulgence.

Even the most lovingly conceived magazine project can quickly end up at the pulp factory, but there are still amazing, even improbable, success stories.

This Thursday we are unveiling what is, without question, the most ambitious and controversial magazine project of my 12 years at Condé Nast.

Conde Nast managing director Nicholas Coleridge has described the launch of Glamour as "the most ambitious and controversial magazine project of my 12 years at Conde Nast".