Sentence examples similar to bound covers from inspiring English sources

"The book is bound in covers and has an I.S.B.N. number on it.

Manuscripts during the Carolingian period were often bound with covers of intricate ivory and metalwork of superb finesse.

For more than 500 years the book has been a remarkably stable entity: a coherent string of connected words, printed on paper and bound between covers.

But what about the future of the long chunks of text that have already been published as physical objects with paper pages bound between covers?

In fact, the only time he describes what he and I do together as "reading" is when we're sitting with a clutch of pages bound between covers, open in front of us like a hymnal.

These pages were often hand decorated and bound between covers of silk brocade or lacquer boards inlaid with ivory, mother-of-pearl and gold.

These are usually stored in electronic form and will be printed, bound with covers and brads, and mailed to you.

Even the most fad-friendly sections of the UK media were bound to cover the story.

For their part, insurers will be legally bound to cover medical claims from licensed healers, said David Strauss, a senior officer with Discovery Health, South Africa's largest medical insurer.

The Gardner Museum board is keeping tabs on the progress of a planned Martin Scorsese biopic of Sinatra, which is bound to cover the couple's torrid and tempestuous romance and perhaps introduce Gardner to a new generation of moviegoers.

He may be bound and covered, but Douglass has support; and he seemed to have a history of showing some patience, at least in the name of the art.