Sentence examples for contain a cover from inspiring English sources

Applicants are asked to prepare PDF files that contain a cover letter, curriculum vitae, statement of research and teaching interests, copies of up to five recent publications and contact information for three references.

The information pack will contain a cover letter, information statement about the study, and ask the person to contact the research team if they were interested in participating.

2. Cover letter The kitbag contained a cover letter addressed to the participant and written in plain language, explaining the contents of the kit and the nature and extent of support available from the Passports team.

In the admittedly unlikely event that Back to Bedlam's follow-up contained a cover of Boney M's Hooray!

It contained a cover note from a female editor at the paper along with a laminated letter passed down from that editor's father.

May 8, 2006: The May 2006 IEEE Computer Magazine contains a cover feature by Edward A. Lee: "The Problem with Threads" May 7, 2006: The Ptolemy II Bugzilla Bughandler has been revitalized.

Published by the Energy Biosciences Institute (EBI), the first issue of the 28-page, twice-yearly magazine contains a cover story – "The World is Waiting" – that summarizes the current international status of biofuel research, development and use.

As well as a crop of new material, Anti also contains a cover of Tame Impala's "New Person" - although previously released singles "B*tch Better Have My Money" and "American Oxygen" do not feature.

The bags also contained a cover for a bow saw, a receipt from a local hardware store for the bags, a drop cloth and a newspaper with the delivery address of the four-family wood-frame house where Mr. Black and Mr. Durst lived in Galveston.

That said, fans never want for photos of Deschanel pulling kooky faces while wearing vintage dresses, and their last album contained a cover of Get Along Without You Now, a song made famous in 1957 by Patience and Prudence, a singing duo consisting of two sisters aged 11 and 14.

In 1973 they recorded the plainly titled Sonny and Brownie, an album that contained a cover of the title track from Newman's masterpiece of just the previous year, Sail Away; this was the record that established the fresh-faced songwriter as a true American original in the eyes of the critic Greil Marcus, among others.