magalog造句

• Mark Frauenfelder of Boing Boing referred to the publication as a " magalog ."
• And Now, a ` Magalog'
• The magalog was a success, with A & F issuing over 1.5 million copies.
• Maybe the next time a catalog becomes a magalog, a bell rings and an angel gets his wings.
• Will the Nordstrom magalog become a holiday tradition like fruitcake or " It's a Wonderful Life "?
• They will mail 10, 000 copies of DSGN, their magalog, as they call it, all over the country.
• During the late 1990s, the company produced a magazine / catalogue ( magalog ), featuring semi-nude or nude models.
• Its merchandise catalog, or " magalog, " as the company calls it, has articles about the Abercrombie-correct books, even careers.
• FringeWare, an early attempt at ecommerce and online community, published a popular " magalog " called FringeWare Review, and a literary zine edited by Lebkowsky called Unshaved Truths.
• California-based Moxie Girl, a new hybrid " magalog " or " catazine " features a gardenful of jeweled hair clips, including butterflies, flowers and bugs.
• The " magalog, " as Neiman's calls it, will not replace the company's separate mail-order business, which will still produce some 40 catalogs a year.
• American Eagle's main competitor, Abercrombie & Fitch, scrapped its centerpiece holiday promotion, the winter edition of its quarterly " magalog, " citing the inappropriateness of the racy content in these uncertain times.
• The magalog is an important tool to stimulate sales for Abercrombie & Fitch, circulating about 200, 000 copies per issue through sales at stores ( at $ 6 a copy ) and subscriptions ( at $ 12 a year ).
• For the last two years, the publication _ known as a magalog because it is a catalog published to resemble a magazine _ has been denounced as lewd and borderline pornographic by some feminist and religious organizations as well as some politicians in Illinois and other states.
• The American Cancer Society is publishing a new " magalog " called TLC . The publication, part magazine, part catalog, offers products and clothing for women who have undergone breast cancer surgery, as well as articles written especially for women who have had breast cancer.
• Published by Investor Resource Services of Winter Park, Florida, Investor Insight ( " Today's Picks for Tomorrow's Performance " ) is what's known in advertising circles as a magalog-- fancy marketing talk for a catalog designed to look like a magazine.
• One Wednesday night, after posing for the style magazine Flaunt ( " Mad tight, " is how he glumly described the Zegna shirts and Armani suits ), Giles left the photo studio in Chelsea, only to stumble upon a party introducing Shop Etc ., the new Hearst magalog, as it was winding down.
• Described by a Reynolds spokeswoman as a " magalog, " as in both magazine and catalog, the first issue includes articles on fashion, food, travel and shopping, plus what is billed as the first installment of a fiction serial that the magazine modestly characterizes as " the trashiest tale this side of Melrose Place ."
• Among those trying so-called magalogs that meld publishing and pitching are Abercrombie & Fitch Co ., which celebrates toothsome, khaki-clad lads in A & F Quarterly; Harry Rosen, a Toronto men's clothier that replaced its catalog with a slick magalog named Harry; the Barneys New York unit of Barney's Inc ., which sent a quirky Love Book to customers, and Louis Boston, which publishes Louie, a style and fashion guide.