Sentence examples for section of a magazine from inspiring English sources

Go visit the "women's interest" section of a magazine aisle.

To break the A.D. Jail Crew case, the police relied on the expertise of a former neo-Nazi to help them decode an advertisement for the group that appeared last October in the "Jail Mail" section of a magazine called Bikers News, said Hans Liedel, a spokesman for Jörg-Uwe Jörg-Uwe Hahnisthe for justice in Hesse.

MAGAZINE SECTION This category recognizes excellence of a regular, cohesive section of a magazine, either front- or back-of-book and composed of a variety of elements, both text and visual.

In it, an illiterate Filipino farm worker in California in the 1930's enlists a co-worker to write to a woman he finds in the pen-pal section of a movie magazine.

I was bullied at school, and when I see myself in the "What was she thinking" section of a bad magazine it reminds me of those feelings, like I'm being ganged up on by bitchy, super-critical girls.

The section of a newspaper, magazine or website devoted to what you're having for your tea isn't usually the stuff of online petitions or open displays of fury (unless you're arguing over the origins of hummus, cultural appropriation or the best paella).

In fact, the fundraising section of an alumni magazine is simultaneously the most important and the most difficult to make interesting.

Every time I flip through the fashion section of a women's magazine, there are two words haunting me on the page: "ruler-shaped".

In a series of seven studies, he and his colleagues asked millennials and older generations to rank each other's narcissism and their responses to media about generational change (in particular, a negative section of a 2013 Time magazine article entitled "Millennials: The Me Me Me Generation").

Read the fashion section of a variety of magazines, such as Cosmopolitan and Glamour for the gals, and GQ for the guys.

A section of the magazine devoted to L'Oréal Paris includes a full-length head shot of the star with windswept hair as part of an advert promoting the Féria hair-highlighting product.