Sentence examples for a large cover from inspiring English sources

* More desperately subtle synergies at Dick Desmond's Daily Express, which yesterday carried a large cover image of its owner's OK! magazine not only on page one, but also on page three.

In the same year, a national newspaper, Kangura, printed a large cover picture of a machete with the slogan "What Weapons Shall We Use To Conquer The Inyenzi Once And For All?" Accusatory fingers were quickly pointed at the media for their role in the ethnic flashpoints of the early 1990s, but the legal response of the international community was flat-footed.

The looping streams in "Sonatra" suggest the endless flow of binary information, music for the computer age, but the limited edition offers heavy vinyl at 45 r.p.m. with normal and skewed versions, a copy of the score, and a large cover worthy of framing.

In case his members have not gotten the message, the union's monthly newsletter, published this week, features a large cover photo of Mr. Horn with a thick red line through it, alongside the headline "It's time to go!" Mr. Seabrook, who was overwhelmingly elected to a third four-year term in June, said he also had a letter delivered to Mayor Bloomberg last week urging him to get rid of Mr. Horn.

The ratio in (3) is smaller when a large cover wavelet coefficient is changed (where texture and edges appear).

This area is characterized by a large cover of rhyolitic ignimbrites and domes associated with basaltic and andesitic lavas and intruded by granitoid plutons.

The sexual abuse scandal at Penn State, is the worst example of this; there was allegedly a large cover-up.

In large-scale applications of wireless sensor networks (WSNs), such as environment monitoring or agricultural scenarios, several hundreds of sensor nodes are deployed over a large covered-area [1,2].

Instead of getting a large cover-up, laser removal should be an option.

It can take more than a year to remove if the tattoo is a large cover-up, or if it's in color.

The water collects in a large, covered well dug into the ground.