Sentence examples for outdated magazines from inspiring English sources

Outdated magazines still have valuable information and a ton of ideas-even if it is only one idea that helps pull your western Christmas theme together, it is well worth looking through the old ones first.

Your reading material will be limited to whatever gets thrown your way, which are often old outdated magazines of a subject that may be of no interest to you.

No sooner did I sit down with an outdated magazine did the receptionist call me back to the desk.

Do you have outdated magazine lying around your home?

Sara stays in bed and dozes or looks at outdated fashion magazines.

But as the weekly publication cycle became outdated, both magazines struggled to adapt to the Internet age and establish a digital presence, while facing a decline in advertising and circulation.

The aerosol hairspray cans, the stacks of outdated People magazine, the posters of soccer teams, and faded 80s advertisements for hair product featuring blow dried adonises.

As managing editor of Time magazine starting in 1996, Mr. Isaacson made what was considered a sagging, outdated, but still important magazine livelier and more appealing to young audiences with heavier coverage of science, technology and pop culture.

"In today's borderless, interconnected world," he said, "censoring newspapers and magazines is increasingly outdated, ineffective and unjustifiable".

Women's magazines are guilty of perpetuating outdated stereotypes that it's not cool, glamorous or fashionable to be interested in gadgets or technology, a message which can be as damaging to young women as that about body image.

T: DESIGN An article on Page 50 this weekend about System, a new magazine about the fashion industry, includes outdated information about its plans.