Sentence examples for make a magazine from inspiring English sources

"Anybody can make a magazine with a bunch of drunk jokes," Mr. Johns said.

If Peaches wanted to make a magazine, the least I could do was help.

But do beautiful photographs of toilet bowls -- complete with a toilet brush jutting jauntily from the lip -- make a magazine?

It is as if Adam Sandler left his career as a cinematic knucklehead and decided to make a magazine.

"I was convinced that she could make a magazine out of this, and not just a catalog of merchandise.

Typical valuations given media properties would make a magazine like New York worth $20 million to $30 million.

Grilled sole that made a magazine editor weep.

What makes a magazine modern, I asked him.

But in the tightly knit Manhattan charity circuit, whether a gala makes a magazine cover is beside the point.

For someone involved in making a magazine, this collection of features, photography and front covers is fascinating.

We're making a magazine about all the ways that they actually spend their time".