Sentence examples for cover drawing from inspiring English sources

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The phrase 'cover drawing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to artwork on the cover of a book, magazine, or other publication. For example, "The stunning cover drawing of a roaring lion was the perfect image to capture the theme of the book."

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A rare "Tintin in America" cover drawing sold at a Paris auction for a record-breaking 1.3 million euros.

Albert Einstein is on the cover, drawing attention to the main theme of the magazine: Thinking about thinking.

"The cover drawing that I made...that drawing will last a thousand million years," he says on the podcast.

One of our bands got signed to a small record label and I did the artwork for the cover drawing us four band members.

His black-and-white cover drawing of a topless Mona Lisa drew shocked gasps.

Mr. Asciu's illustrations and cartoons for The New Yorker included a cover drawing in 1975 of a frigate with telephone poles for masts.

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If the cover drew controversy, it also drew readers.

The officers crouch, take cover, draw their weapons and point them at the armed man.

A skinny Times Square loiterer with a certain resemblance to Eustace appeared on the anniversary cover, drawn by R. CRUMB.

But that's how we all buy books – the cover draws you in, so you read the blurb.

The Tsarnaev cover drew considerable attention on the magazine's Facebook page, with 9,000 comments posted by Wednesday morning.

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