Sentence examples for black covers from inspiring English sources

Magazine editors who say black covers don't sell.

CliffsNotes guides, with their familiar yellow and black covers, have been in book bags since 1958.

"There seems to be a huge fear of putting black people on book covers and/or marketing books with black covers to anyone who isn't black," she added.

To mourn him, a number of Mexican newspapers and Web sites decided to run black covers the day after his death, and silent protest marches took place in cities across the country, including in Culiacán.

Four of the sixties novels are neatly packed together in the handsome black covers: "The Man in the High Castle," "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch," "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (the original of "Blade Runner"), and his masterpiece, "Ubik".

Theres never a wrong time to revisit the core values of Seventies soul and funk, though it may have been more effective for John Legend & The Roots to release Wake Up!, a selection of politicised black covers from that era, during a previous administration's tenure, when the admonition was more pertinent.

That same year, Big Black covered "Heartbeat," from Wire's 1978 album, "Chairs Missing".

I saw people coming across the bridge just completely black — covered by blood, coming towards us.

But even today, there are more "firsts" to come for black cover stars.

Today it is inky black, covered in a slick of lime green algae, and it smells like a blocked drain.

We spotted a tripod in the corner of the lodge, a man doubled over, his head swallowed by the black cover.