Sentence examples for scope magazine from inspiring English sources

It is Cinema Scope magazine, not Cinemascope.com.

The critic Robert Koehler, writing in Cinema Scope magazine, used the phrase "the cinema of in-betweenness" to describe films like "The Anchorage".

The critic Robert Koehler, writing in Cinema Scope magazine, praised Mr. Cohen for "finding the elements that can connect strangers at a time when themes of separation can often feel like an automatic, stopgap position adopted by many smart filmmakers".

Under the editorship of Mandel, Karminski and Campbell photographers were encouraged to experiment with the medium under the larger scope of magazine stories.

For Kolasa and Kazam, that means catering to clients that range in scope from boutique magazine and marketing firm Visionaire to Limited Brands Victoriaa's Secret, all with offices scattered from Paris to Chicago to Tokyo.

He seems happy to be able to be private entrepreneur with enough scope to publish magazines that he feels are useful, and perhaps that's the broader compromise made in China today — you can operate freely in lots of areas, as long as you agree to stay out of the areas that the authorities have fenced off.

It seems undeniable that his penchant for brand-name-dropping and for run-on dialogue was beneficially curbed by this one magazine's scope; the small bottle improved the wine.

When Pohl took over as editor in 1961, he broadened the magazine's scope, including more fantasy material.

Beyonds first issue, dated July 1953, included an editorial by Gold in which he laid out the magazine's scope, excluding (in his words) only "the probably possible" and "the unentertaining".

Its easy-to-read format covers a wide scope of issues facing magazine publishers and editors ranging from ubiquitous tablets to blogging, social media business models, reader-generated content, mobile devices, and the need for fully integrated newsrooms.

The player might add scopes, silencers, or laser sights; increase the weapon's range, accuracy, or magazine size; or decrease its recoil and reload time.