Sentence examples for monthly's from inspiring English sources

Trader Monthly's 100 list is available here for subscribers.

Yes, The Washington Monthly's rankings are yet another list compiled by magazine editors, inevitably flawed.

But it may also, of course, simply reflect the gender make-up of the monthly's readership.

For more from the Observer Food Monthly's summer special see this Sunday's Observer.

Little changes at GQ, not least in the criteria that govern the swaggering men's monthly's annual awards and power lists.

Instead of trying to serve as a gauge of status, The Monthly's rankings attempt to gauge more useful measures: social mobility, for instance, or "bang for the buck".

That's the message of two great articles: The Difference Between Presidential Elections and Baseball" by The Atlantic Wire's Elspeth Reeve and "Misleading Predictions About Why Obama "Can't Win" in 2012" by The Washington Monthly's Keith Hmuphreys.

"More like speaking to the masses," replies Murdo, the Observer Food Monthly's photographer, diplomatically.

Steve Benen, at the Washington Monthly's Political Animal, has a good roundup.

At the same time as Hawthorne invited the wrath of the Atlantic Monthly's readers, he cleverly attempted to defuse it.

(His identity as the essay's author was an open secret and acknowledged in The Atlantic Monthly's annual index).