Sentence examples for publication named from inspiring English sources

*Does anyone reading TV Guide Celebrity Dish, a new magazine published by TV Guide Inc., recall a similar publication named Good Food that corporate predecessors Triangle Publications and Murdoch Magazines introduced, closed, reintroduced and closed again in the 1970's and 1980's?

Mentions a copy of a publication named "Floyd Climer's Motor Scrapbook", devoted to advertisements which appeared between 1890 and 1920.

Earlier this year, Restaurants & Institutions, a trade magazine that recently ceased publication, named Lavo the seventh top-grossing restaurant in the United States — Tao Las Vegas was first.

One publication named you the No. 2 most powerful and marketable athlete out of 100, placing you between Peyton Manning and Tiger Woods.

The New Yorker, November 25, 1944 P. 60 Mentions a copy of a publication named "Floyd Climer's Motor Scrapbook", devoted to advertisements which appeared between 1890 and 1920.

In 1999, Micro-Publishing News, a trade publication, named him Innovator of the Decade for his advances in large-format printing.

Brant Publications named Evanly Schindler, founder of the magazine BlackBook, president, and promoted Stephen Mooallem, an editor at Interview for six years, to editor in chief.

Condé Nast Publications named a new publisher for The New Yorker on Thursday and put the magazine's previous publisher in charge of Internet ad sales for the entire company.

As mentioned above, Livewire Publications named Keane North America's CEO of the Year in 2016.

Many critics and publications named it the best album of the year, including Billboard, Time, Slant Magazine, Pitchfork Media, Rolling Stone, and Spin.

He graced the covers of Time Magazine and Vanity Fair Italia after the publications named him "Person of the Year" and "Man of the Year," respectively.