Sentence examples for respectable magazines from inspiring English sources
At the time pictures of athletic girls strolling the beach in sexy bathing suits or carrying striped umbrellas looked startling; respectable magazines didn't show women with their knees apart.
I write for respectable magazines.
Turns out Will has won a load of awards for his photography, exhibited around the world, shot for a bunch of respectable magazines, and been included in a number of photography books (NBD), but I was more interested in the cool Jacko photo-booklet, so I called him up and asked him about it.
Turns out Will has won a load of awards for his photography, exhibited around the world, shot for a bunch of respectable magazines and been included in a number of photography books (NBD), but I was more interested in the cool Jacko photo-booklet, so I called him up and asked him about it.
Even a respectable magazine like Frontline said we had killed 18 innocent adivasis.
In the early to mid-nineteen-sixties, both before and after the Surgeon General issued his famous report on the dangers of tobacco, Mad took on the industry more than any "respectable" magazine.
Warburton decided that having a respectable magazine would help him in getting good distribution for Roberts & Vinter's books: Science Fantasy and New Worlds both had distribution arrangements with the two main British newsagents of the time, John Menzies and W.H. Smith.
"And what's very interesting is that this was immediately picked up by one of the very respectable news magazines, Le Point," she said.
The staff also read dozens of respectable newspapers and magazines, antennae alert for the daft and the bizarre.
Though not all junketeers are out-and-out whores, most are; few respectable newspapers or magazines allow their employees to attend such functions.
"And no, it isn't what you think – I didn't suddenly receive enormous phone bills!" His curiosity was piqued when he started seeing tiny adverts hidden away in mainstream, respectable newspapers and magazines.
