Sentence examples for professional magazines from inspiring English sources

The Intertec deal, for $167 million, will give K-III a group of trade and professional magazines in broadcasting, engineering, telecommunications and aviation, along with a number of technical manuals.

Plans, sections and elevations of many buildings are readily available in professional magazines, in architectural monographs and studies, through real estate brokers, on Web sites, in libraries and in government databases.

Architectural discourse will be considered here as the intersection of diverse systems of representation: buildings, projects, drawings, but also architectural theory and criticism, exhibitions, photographs, professional magazines, and the popular press.

Try a trade journal: Writers for biomedical research publications (professional magazines, not scientific journals) often know quite a bit about biomedical science...and they can write, too.

Many coffee table magazines, professional magazines and research journals are also regularly published.

The column had an excellent reputation, and was one of the few such columns in the professional magazines.

Instead, he dedicated his time to pursuing professional magazine commissions.

Engineering News-Record (ENR), a professional magazine in the field of global construction engineering, publishes Construction Cost Index (CCI) every month.

In 1953 Gold shared the first Hugo Award for best professional magazine with John W. Campbell, Jr., the editor of Astounding Stories.

A. F., JERSEY CITY You would include this essay if you were publishing a professional magazine, not a student publication.

In 1986 I began working at a professional magazine for social workers, probation officers and other servants of the welfare state that she vehemently wished to roll back.