Sentence examples for magazines talk about from inspiring English sources

I think it's because women's magazines talk about it [weight] so much.

"Gay magazines talk about the rights of gay people and the achievements of the gay movement," said Luis Venegas, the founder and editor.

Recruiting-industry magazines talk about new services being launched to help headhunters ferret out those who would try to defraud them and about legal services that protect recruiting firms from the lawsuits that follow when referred candidates have lied about their backgrounds.

In interviews, a dozen members of his unit remembered that he had constantly read gun magazines, talking about the weapons and pointing out those he wanted.

Usually, Angela Heyden and I at least feigned friendship when I got to their house; usually we had a cup of coffee or looked at her books or magazines, talked about school or homework or boys or whatever.

"Not a week, not a month, not an evening has gone by recently without the radio, the television and the magazines talking about the billionaire and her gigolo," railed France's most celebrated lawyer, George Kiejman, over the extraordinary story that has France spellbound.

Skiing magazines talked about fancy roof racks and gourmet foods in ski resorts.

That you are in all these strange magazines, talking about really bizarre things.

Lately I have noticed a trend in business magazines: Talking about management like it is a game, with rules and strategies for winning.

Do an online search of "single," "spinster," "singular," "unmarried" and what you'll get back are pages and pages of blogs, news stories, and online magazines talking about the joys and realities of being single.

Just a few months after J-Love defended her body to the world, she is on the cover of magazines talking about how excited she is to be eighteen pounds skinnier.