Sentence examples for published magazines from inspiring English sources

The committee collected, translated, and published magazines for distribution around the world.

A pop-up shop in Williamsburg has transformed a subway station newsstand into a store for independently published magazines, books, comics, and zines.

At the height of the dot-com heyday, The Industry Standard employed more than 400 people and regularly published magazines that exceeded 300 pages.

Adrian Lopez, who published magazines on a broad range of subjects, including car racing and quilting, for 60 years, died on Jan . 27at a hospital in Brick, N.J.

There isn't a daily paper or a gossip magazine in sight, and almost no one looks up when a curious commuter asks, "What is this place?" This place is the Newsstand, a pop-up shop that has transformed an ordinary subway space into a store for independently published magazines, books, comics and zines.

Condé Nast, which has historically published magazines for years and even decades before they found their footing, apparently no longer has that luxury now that its established magazines are struggling and the more than 30 newspapers owned by its parent company, Advance Publications, are deeply troubled.

But Scientific American — the longest continuously published magazine in the U.S. — really wasn't entirely inaccessible.

Others will be collections of previously published magazine articles by Harper's editor, Lewis Lapham, and the writers Tad Friend and Donald Katz.

Find a magazine publisher that publishes magazines on pets.

They publish magazines, paint, write music and stage plays.

The company also publishes magazines, records and YouTube videos, among other things.