Sentence examples for new glossy from inspiring English sources

WWD published mock-ups from Carine Roitfeld's highly anticipated new glossy, CR.

However, the rate of glossy privet expansion accelerated substantially after 1992 and new glossy privet dominated stands tend to be located away from urban areas.

Guardian Monthly is a new glossy magazine from the Guardian and the Observer for an international audience.

Now the company is preparing to start a new glossy lifestyle magazine called Bay, aimed at its wealthiest readers.

That, and her book – a new glossy tome full of lush photographs – have sparked fresh interest in the garden.

A new glossy and supposedly upmarket sex magazine aimed at women, Scarlet, aims to fill the gap left by the recent demise of the Erotic Review.

Having thoroughly traversed the original text, Mainwaring tidily picks up a number of the objets that Wharton tossed into her scenes, as if to make them yield a vitality the thin characterizations withhold: The stuffed birds rescued from the fire in the old Champions shared the new glossy-oak library with trophies of post-conflagration Glenloe travels.

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E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Having thoroughly traversed the original text, Mainwaring tidily picks up a number of the objets that Wharton tossed into her scenes, as if to make them yield a vitality the thin characterizations withhold: The stuffed birds rescued from the fire in the old Champions shared the new glossy-oak library with trophies of post-conflagration Glenloe travels.

A result has been a series of new glossies, like Arise, HauTe, Helm and True Love, that put an African spin on fashion.

Both books explain the reciprocity between the Ballets Russes and French media, and Davis's fine section on the then-new glossy magazine Comoedia Illustré shows, as nothing has before, how that inexpensive supplement to a Parisian daily entertainment paper, in direct collusion with the Russians, worked out every modern publicity technique before the US discovered the film-fan magazine.