Sentence examples for cover print from inspiring English sources

The one-year journalism program will cover print, online and broadcast news.

And as the cover print price goes up, and up, the remaining presses themselves will be switched off.

And to the journalist it says: know your place; cover what we tell you to cover, print our news releases, and keep within your bounds.

For cartoon and cover prints, please visit the Cartoon Bank.

Ten pages into "The Rogue" he has already blown his cover, printing a map to the Palins' isolated house.

(As an extra, you can even buy a car cover printed to look like the old 500 of 1957).

The school's alumni have raised tens of thousands of dollars to help cover printing costs, buy new computers and software, and upgrade the pages to color.

(It could have been worse: an alternative cover, printed on the magazine's final spread, featured a porn queen being penetrated by a blue foam phallus).

He carefully drew up a budget of $70,000 to cover printing and framing, pay a collaborator to gather audio, produce sound installations and build an interactive Web site where community members could upload their stories.

Tom Ford's monograph, with its plain black cover printed with the designer's name in bold white type, was a homage to a 1969 title, "Bauhaus," by Hans Wingler, a favorite on bohemian coffee tables when this reporter was growing up.

I admired the handsome little book, its cover printed with a photo of the author; inside were lovely, tiny tipped-in color reproductions of the paintings under discussion (including works by Brueghel, Watteau, and Cranach the Elder).