Sentence examples for publication dedicated from inspiring English sources

Owen Pritchard is deputy editor of Icon Magazine, a British publication dedicated to architecture, design and culture.

Vian, the great French poet of jazz, played sometimes with the band, and Eddie helped him edit the first important French publication dedicated to their subject, Jazz Magazine.

My group has been organized by Buzz Kanter, the 48-year-old publisher of American Iron Magazine, a publication dedicated to Harleys.

In January 1993, he was hailed by SuperPrep Magazine, a national publication dedicated to football recruiting, as the "best receiving prospect to ever come out of Oklahoma".

Three years later she inaugurated Three Oranges, a biannual publication dedicated to Prokofiev studies, remaining its general editor until her death.

She was a founder and editor of Track Mirror, which made its debut in 1961 as the first American publication dedicated to women's track and field.

Most publications dedicated to covering the charts remained firmly fan-oriented, featuring only centerfolds and inane, toadying columns about so-and-so's favorite flavor of ice cream.

No wonder, then, that there are thousands of Pakistani community groups and publications dedicated to poetry in Urdu and the several regional languages of Pakistan.

He was president of the Stimulus Foundation in recent years which was created to foster dialogue and mutual respect between Christians and Jews through publications dedicated to those goals.

And of those, some 500,000 are still used, with varying degrees of ardency, said Andrew Korn, editor of Amiga Active, a British magazine that is one of dozens of publications dedicated to the topic of the Amiga.

During the recent decade there were many publications dedicated to the problem of ionospheric storms.