Sentence examples for nice magazines from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you will be lucky enough to have a spare bedroom, but even at a hotel you can stop by and bring them some water and snacks, a bottle of wine and a wine opener, or some nice magazines that they would find interesting.[56].[56]

You remember the very nice magazine in New York in the 40's, Kulchur, with a K.

In her original post about the covers, Keats-Jaskoll stressed that there is "nothing wrong with wanting to look nice," but magazines should offer more to girls.

Seeing a nice fat magazine is the thing that pleases many of us who have become hooked on Home magazine.

All of a sudden, you've got yourself a nice little magazine that you can turn around and sell, give away, or whatever you want to do.

Maybe a cup with pencils and pens in it, or some nice previous magazine.

He likes nice suits, reads magazines, misquotes Plutarch.

Flipboard is an obvious predecessor, but it's nice that these magazines are built right in and ready to go.

I think what's quite nice about a magazine industry is that you ultimately have something that cannot be edited.

When I saw that Thomas Quasthoff was scheduled to sing at the opening night of Carnegie Hall on Oct. 4, I thought, Wouldn't it be nice if the magazine had an article about him in the Oct. 1 issue (Arthur Lubow).

For many years, Russia's small number of liberals were regarded as essentially harmless; they could safely be mocked or ignored, left alone to their nice restaurants and online magazines.