Sentence examples for write the magazine from inspiring English sources

The delightfully unpredictable design sense of Imp Kerr confirms the precocious authority of the emerging writers who run and write the magazine.

At least one reader was moved to write the magazine in mock admiration of Lapham's "ability to travel in time," while others posted less amiable remarks on assorted blogs, comparing Lapham to Jayson Blair, Stephen Glass, and other fabulists.

After I rejoined The New Yorker in 1992 he and I and Jeffrey Toobin collaborated to write the magazine's obituary of Thurgood Marshall, whose biography Juan had written.

"Here they are, flaps and all," write the magazine editors in their statement.

I wrote the magazine's architecture column.

He wrote the magazine for the 4th time, forcefully setting forth the facts in the case.

Clinton wrote the magazine's piece about Warren, who was named among the "leaders" in the list published on Thursday.

Adam Davidson, who writes the magazine's It's the Economy column, is the author of this week's cover article about the economists Larry Summers and Glenn Hubbard.

Since 1988, she has contributed seven pieces to The New Yorker (for two years, until 1990, she wrote the magazine's Letter from Los Angeles).

Was this a case of seeing a theme emerging after you wrote the magazine pieces, or did you always plan to include them in a book?

The only woman among the 12 victims, the 54-year-old wrote the magazine's Charlie Divan (English: Charlie's couch) column.