Sentence examples for write for a magazine from inspiring English sources

I was offered a couple of event slots and the opportunity to write for a magazine.

When I was 25 years old I began to write for a magazine whose address was 25 West 43rd Street.

Ms. Hager agreed with Mr. Bierman's assessment and said she was excited to write for a magazine she knew from her childhood.

I suppose it's hardly surprising that those who write for a magazine called "The Economist" are so sold on the notion that sheer quantity is itself a sufficient measure of the good life.

Allison is pursuing a major in journalism and hopes to write for a magazine in the future.

When Time magazine asked Sinatra in March 1994, shortly after his collapse in Richmond, why he kept up the pace, he replied (by fax rather than in person, of course): "You write for a magazine...

Sometimes I've been up a mountain in Georgia while writing for a magazine in Los Angeles".

Gyles's great-grandmother's nephew wrote for a magazine called Fun, which Queen Victoria liked.

What he doesn'tknow is that I'm writing for a magazine that doesn't carryphotographs.

(Sports Illustrated) As he, like all other ballplayers, had always dreamed of writing for a magazine, he accepted.

Does writing for a magazine or a Web site dominated by ads make the critic an extension of those ads — in essence, an advertisement for the ads?