magazines造句

These are periodical magazines.

Have you ever seen men's barbershop magazines?

There were books in profusion and magazines and newspapers.

Safety standard on site magazines of commercial blasting materials

When I read magazines, I skim and skip.

She has contributed (several poems) to literary magazines.

A pile of magazines tumbled out when he opened the cupboard.

The nine who did include all three national broadsheets, specialty newspapers, magazines, and a television station.

Hundreds and thousands of books and magazines doze in the library.

And with such huge circulations, the magazines have lots of affluent readers.

Her smiling face has often been caricatured on the front covers of magazines.

Cinema, radio, television, magazines are a school of inattention: people look without seeing, listen in without hearing.

The region's only Roma theater can be found there, and bookstores carry both Slovak and Hungarian magazines.

All newspapers, magazines and periodicals must be placed to their original places and cannot be taken out.

The house is designed for a middle aged newsman who has been working in years for Vietnam architectural magazines.

There was a huge upholstered couch, some deep leather armchairs, and a library table heaped with magazines.

However, many television, newspaper and magazines have cited the sub-human beings how to "demonize" we report the case of a friend.

And, because it can't yet handle color, it's a bleak format for magazines, which heavily depend on color photographs, illustrations and artful packaging.

The role of mOSt magazines, as seen by their owners, was to act as a broker in bringing together the buyers and sellers of goods.

You will find four leading art and design magazines( CUARTOSCURO, CASAS& GENTE, ARTES, CELESTE) and books about design, art and photography.

Brissenden had been wholly right in his judgment of the magazines, and he, Martin, had spent arduous and futile years in order to find it out for himself.

Word went out that the vendors were in the market for pre-revolutionary American paraphernalia such as Life magazines and Coca-Cola signs or newspapers from the Spanish-American War.

Modern Media Group has set its positioning as being the national media brand name since its establishment in 1993, with publishing high quality and stylish magazines as its ultimate aim.

France boasts no tabloid newspapers, though it has magazines (Closer and Gala) and the satirical weekly Canard enchaine that doa similar job (as far as that country's strict privacy laws allow).

The amnesty on fines and overdue items would run until the end of June to allow library users to return outstanding books, magazines, DVDs or other materials and have their fines waived.

Instead, I offered up that I actually liked writing for the sort of magazines that paid well since they came with a larger readership and required more of a populist touch.

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