Sentence examples for magazine rule from inspiring English sources
Tom Ford put it this way, in a guide on "how to be a modern gentleman" in AnOther Magazine: "Rule No. 5: A man should never wear shorts in the city".
-MARK TWAIN The hand that rules the press, the radio, the screen and far-spread magazine, rules the country.
The songs had very limited airplay, and because Billboard magazine rules at that time stipulated that the song from a double A-side with the most airplay (in this case, "Crybaby") would be credited only, "Crybaby" was eligible to chart.
"Want to come?' Women's magazine holiday rule no.
Tipsy friends: "Yeah, do it!" Women's magazine holiday rule no.
No federal regulation restricts what passengers can photograph or videotape on a plane, but Mr. Johnson said United published in its in-flight magazine a rule against photographing or recording aircraft equipment and airline personnel.
(Mr. Liebrandt qualifies as "new" under the magazine's rules because his total time in charge of a kitchen adds up to less than five years).
But in the gossamer world of magazine publishing, rules are fungible, and Mr. Carter, who rarely leaves the building for lunch, was always more than happy to share a cigarette with visitors.
As dubious as these tactics come off, they are supposedly within the limits of the magazine's rules. .
Based on my 30 years selling advertising in special interest magazines the rule of thumb has always been REPETITION.
This murky exhibition showcases the small, gaudy, largely unappreciated paintings commissioned for the covers of the pulp magazines that ruled the newsstands between the wars.
