Sentence examples for magazines based on from inspiring English sources

The company has limited digital editions of several of its fitness magazines based on corporate sponsorships.

Ms. Pande said that the company had high hopes for the new magazines based on demand for test issues last year.

Personal-finance magazines based on the American model, such as France's Investir and Germany's Wertpapier, are already providing the industry with a growing pool of informed and interested investors.

Recent reports in major British newspapers and three major American news magazines, based on leaks from angry intelligence officials, back up the sources who told my colleague Nicholas Kristof that the Bush administration "grossly manipulated intelligence" about W.M.D.'s.

The executives discussed the company's digital content in addition to the opportunities that advertisers have to reach readers of the two magazines based on two Scripps Networks channels, Food Network and HGTV, which are part of a joint venture with the Hearst Corporation.

With the success of women's magazines based on other subjects -- like the focus of In Style on celebrity and the emphasis by O: The Oprah Magazine on self-help -- the fashion titles have also had to focus on appealing to readers who are clearly reading other kinds of women's magazines.

The content of the print ads will vary slightly in each magazine based on its target audience.

Children's publisher Egmont is to launch a monthly magazine based on Disney's new interactive video game, Disney Infinity.

Bruton joins as editor of Grazia, a new women's weekly magazine based on the successful Italian style magazine of the same name.

– Glenn Collins Westchester Magazine: Based on this guide to where famous people like to dine in Westchester County, Bill Clinton appears to be quite the gastronome.

Research by You and Your Wedding magazine, based on a survey of 1,500 brides, found the average cost of tying the knot in 2008 is a massive £20,273.