Sentence examples for magazines change from inspiring English sources

Magazines change or die; they are very rarely long-lived.

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Said McCourt: "All of this feels like a dream to me". You Have Seen It Before: Magazines change designs and logos all the time.

AC lt's hard to imagine now, but the advent of Sunday colour magazines changed the way we looked at the world.

But while the content of the magazines changed, life in the offices went on pretty much as it always had. Almost no one was ever let go, and never on a Friday - it would ruin the weekend - or before Christmas.

Sales of most large-circulation magazines changed little from the first half of 2006 to the first six months of 2007, according to the numbers compiled by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

But manufacturers and firearms dealers created a work-around: a $12 "bullet button," which allows an easy magazine change by pressing with the pointed end of a bullet or a pen, or a small twig.

Halfway to the city, my interview with People magazine changed to a phone call.

And that might be unfair: the magazine changed its policy regarding mercenary ads 15 years ago.

It later mutated into a suburbanite magazine, changed ownership and editors multiple times, and died a slow death by 2002.

First titled Conde Nast Women's Sports & Fitness, the magazine changed its name to Women's Sports & Fitness in 1998.