Sentence examples for off for a magazine from inspiring English sources

I remember sending off for a magazine called Body Art.

While all-over sequins may jump off of a magazine page, they might not be the best choice for a homecoming dress.

Several of Katona's celebrity pals brought expensive gifts from stores such as Burberry and Dior, but these were left untouched while the former singer and her husband went off for a photoshoot for OK! magazine, which apparently continued the "hospital" theme.

Later, when my blog started to take off, I emailed a magazine to ask for a job and got one.

First everyone's favorite girl-next-door, Kate Hudson, took it off for Glamour magazine's April 2013 issue.

It looks like all that drama over Rolling Stone's recent issue featuring alleged Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on its cover really paid off for the magazine.

At some point, my new friend decided to ask girls to take their tops off so he could photograph them for a magazine.

Inside may be a discount offer for a magazine subscription or an off Broadway theater ticket.

Check out the Playboy covers from these titillating Tinseltown hotties who've decided to take it all (or almost all) off for the iconic magazine and let us know how you think Lindsay's cover compares.

"And on assignment for a magazine".

They didn't even look at it, just pushed it to one side and asked if I was prepared to take my kit off for men's magazines.