Sentence examples for magazines whether from inspiring English sources
Media companies are striving to let potential advertisers know that consumers born after the Beatles broke up do, indeed, read magazines, whether print editions or on devices like the iPad.
Not surprisingly, I also collect vintage pin-up magazines, whether they're French and from the '50s (see Paris Frou Frou, with cover girl Sophia Loren) or Playgirl from the '70s.
Inclusion of circulars or web pages in products of any description (including, but not limited to CD-Roms and magazines), whether or not a charge is made for the product, is strictly prohibited unless express written permission has been obtained in advance.
The shorthand suffices because the great majority of readers are up to date on the handful of luminous beings that constitute the raw material in most mass magazines, whether the focus is entertainment, fashion, music or sports (or more commonly, some mix of all those things).
That's why today, many voters still rely on newspapers and news magazines, whether they read them in print or online, to decide which stories are important.
8. Prestigious book review magazines (whether electronic or print-based) will no longer publish anonymous reviews.
"Is the sole test of what you would put into your magazine whether it sells?
Arabella Weir: This is one for the wit who enquired of this magazine whether I was a virgin.
On 22 December 1998, Osama bin Laden was asked by Time magazine whether he was responsible for the August 1998 attacks.
"It makes no difference to public safety if there are 10 rounds in a magazine, whether there are 15 rounds in a magazine or whether there are 30 rounds," said State Representative Jared Wright, a Republican from Fruita.
She declined to comment for this article, but when asked recently by Essence magazine whether she was enjoying her new life, she answered in the affirmative.
