Sentence examples for popular publications from inspiring English sources

Lack of publicity: without coverage by television or popular publications, many people are unaware that gliding is even a sport.

He also frequently wrote articles in scholarly and popular publications.

More troubling, he added, are worries about the "environment" of some popular publications.

Then he made comic drawings accompanied by one-line jokes for popular publications.

B.M.I. charts pop up all over the place, in popular publications, exercise facilities and doctors' offices.

He has written and/or edited over 300 papers, popular publications, and op-eds in English and Swahili.

The publisher was Popular Publications for both versions, although the first was issued under Popular's Fictioneers imprint.

Popular Publications was the biggest pulp publisher, which helped their titles last a little longer, but Famous Fantastic Mysteries finally ceased publication in 1953, only a couple of years before the last of the pulps ceased publication.

Munsey sold Famous Fantastic Mysteries to Popular Publications, a major pulp publisher, at the end of 1942; it appears to have been a sudden decision, since the editorial in the December 1942 issue discusses a planned February issue that never materialized, and mentions forthcoming reprints that did not appear.

By the time he was 20 he had become an editor himself, working for the vast Popular Publications chain: they published 60 pulp-fiction magazines a month, half of them westerns, and only two of them science fiction: Astonishing Stories and Super Science Stories, both edited by Pohl.

It was published by Fictioneers, Inc., a subsidiary of Popular Publications.