Sentence examples for blank covers from inspiring English sources

"They have blank covers," Cai recalls.

They beckon with wild covers, corny covers or blank covers.

In Ireland, for example, images of tobacco-related paraphernalia such as cigarette lighters regularly appear on the blank covers of the cigarette gantries.

You can buy blank covers to hide ugly book spines.

It includes Christopher Williams's photograph of the blank white back cover of an exhibition catalog; John Stezaker's collages in which postcards depicting rocks are pasted over film stills of lovers; and Nick Mauss's small abstractions made by scratching through aluminum leaf into black gesso grounds.

A second edition of that week's issue, labelled "RESPONSIBLE MAGAZINE," came with a blank cover.

"The White Album" jacket was designed by the British Pop artist Richard Hamilton, who proposed its almost entirely blank cover as a deliberately minimalist response to the elaborate jacket of the band's previous album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".

Ultimately, by about 1480, part of the contents of the colophon was transferred to the blank cover page at the front of the book, thereby initiating the title page as it is now known today.

So, last Monday, when Mr. Ghailani's lawyers filed a motion seeking dismissal of the charges because of "the unnecessary delay in bringing the defendant to trial," they included only a few mostly blank cover sheets.

One in particular stood out: Estado De Minas, the Belo Horizonte broadsheet, showed an entirely blank cover bar the name of the scorers, a small picture of a Brazil fan looking suitably miserable and the caption: "Do you even want to remember what happened?" In one respect, it is a pity we are reaching the endgame without Luiz Felipe Scolari's team.

When Lila Crane is looking through Norman's room in the film she opens a book with a blank cover whose contents are unseen; in the novel these are "pathologically pornographic" illustrations.