Sentence examples for cover printed from inspiring English sources

Eight drypoint plates and cover printed by Kathy Caraccio on Rives BFK paper.

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

(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).

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).

Little book with red paperback cover; printed in English by the Foreign Languages Press, Peking.

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

Covers printed circuit board (PCB) technologies that enabled the electronics revolution.

Powhida's drawing is reminiscent of the newspaper covers printed in the early twentieth-century at the New York World.

In Arlinghaus's view, without the newspaper's reporters "none of the local stories would have been covered, printed or rebroadcast.

A miniature air breathing compact direct formic acid fuel cell (DFAFC), with gold covered printed circuit board (PCB) as current collectors and back boards, is designed, fabricated and evaluated.