Sentence examples for work on magazines from inspiring English sources

Some might call it lazy because I only ever work on magazines that are aimed at me, but it does mean I can dig inside myself to work out what readers want".

i-D [magazine]?' Though maybe I just think that's funny because my first magazine job was at i-D, or because those who work on magazines habitually refer to their product as the 'book', as in: 'That great piece about Bluetooth xylophones is, like, going up the front of the book.' Whatever; thus far Nathan Barley comes across like a pilot that BBC3 might have turned down for trying too hard.

He is known for his work on magazine covers, stamp designs, book illustrations and collectors' plates, among other things.

I had started it long ago but it wasn't coming out right, and I had to put it down to work on magazine assignments with firmer deadlines.

Gary is a games developer, but was once a game journalist, one of the first in the UK, working on magazines such as ZZap 64 and Computer & Video Games.

Born in Munich, he worked on magazines in Germany & Paris.

Before that I'd pretty much only worked on magazines, mostly fashion writing.

• To the Editor: Re "I Really Do Swear, Faithfully: Obama and Roberts Try Again" (front page, Jan . 22: As an editor who works on magazines, I usually find lapses in language annoying.

One aspect of Hallmark Magazine that is "appealing to a lot of advertisers," says Ms. Campbell Boggs, who previously worked on magazines at the Meredith Corporation, is its popularity among readers in "middle America".

After returning to the United States, he found a job with Macfadden Publications, working on magazines like True Confessions and True Story before teaming up with Aaron A. Wyn at Ace, where he helped create Ace Double Novels, a paperback line that offered two books in one volume.

In the early 1970s, he worked on magazines in San Francisco and in 1976 became editor of the Los Angeles Free Press.