Sentence examples for produced magazines from inspiring English sources

A number of locally produced magazines cover statewide and regional news and events.

Both men produced magazines featuring models they discovered and sold sets of mail-order prints.

Condé Nast charges consumers very little for lavishly produced magazines like Allure; subscribers pay around $1 an issue.

In Represented, Brenna Wynn Greer explores how black entrepreneurs produced magazines, photographs, and advertising that forged a close association between blackness and Americanness.

The group has produced magazines featuring the far-right priest Międlar on thefront page, with the headline "We are fighting for our identity".

His classes have produced magazines devoted entirely to women in Silicon Valley and the new gold rush in the high-tech community.

He asked whether Ms. Hudgins had a specific vision, and she produced magazine clippings showing a salon-style display of artwork and objects in the interior designer Thomas O'Brien's apartment.

It seemed that the leak came from a previously produced magazine article on the Veneno – "poison" in Spanish – that was not supposed to be seen in public until Tuesday.

In her six decades behind the camera, she produced magazine covers and big ad campaigns, but she also enjoyed a moment of renown as the designer who, she said, "dreamed up the concept of a 'one-size-fits-all' garment".

"Allah blinded their vision and I was able to leave and come to Sham despite being chased by so many intelligence agencies," he later told Dabiq, a slickly produced magazine published by the Islamic State.

But a lush, beautifully produced magazine like Vanity Fair can still be had for an average of $16.21, and much lower if a consumer shops around, particularly on the Internet.