Sentence examples for cover called from inspiring English sources

So the design of the new cover, called LifeProof nüüd, puts a seal around the glass then encloses the rest of the pad with a waterproof backing.

Monday's Gazzetta front cover called Inter "Crazy" – hardly an insult, given that they sing about such traits in their own official club anthem.

When paired with white sheets, a duvet cover called Pinstripe ($175 at the Terence Conran Shop) is the sleepy-time equivalent of a business suit.

At the request of Walter Bowart, a founder and the first publisher of The East Village Other, a brash, often outlandish newspaper, Mr. Rodriguez created a comic book with a frankly sexual cover called Zodiac Mindwarp.

So when we read PRIVATE all huge, and GAMES all small, in our heads, we read "PRIVATE (games)." For years, Consumer Reports has printed a delicious visual feature on its inside back cover called "Selling It".

We provide an abstraction of this problem as a generalization of set cover called

Some, as ever, did break cover, calling for a pact with Ukip, and others criticised David Cameron and his campaign.

In March 1962 Time magazine put Williams on its cover, calling him the country's greatest living playwright.

During his up period, Women's Wear Daily put him on its cover, calling him "New York's New Star".

He repeated that phrase, women of cover, calling "such an outpouring of compassion... such a wonderful example".

Time put their faces, along with Greenspan's, on its cover, calling them "The Committee to Save the World".