Sentence examples for cover promises from inspiring English sources

The Ace paperback cover promises mere thrills, and the writing provides real meaning.

Amy Spencer, a senior editor at Glamour magazine, whose latest cover promises "65 Intimacy Secrets Men Need You to Know by Tonight," scoffs at the notion of celibacy.

Besides generous salaries and perks such as housing or medical cover, promises of exciting career prospects—at home and abroad may be needed to keep people happy.Size and nationality make a difference, too.

The agency has roughly $67 billion in assets to cover the benefits of nearly 4,000 failed pension plans; G.M. has $84 billion in trust just to cover promises to its own workers.

Its cover promises agricultural fertilisers that "do their stuff unseen until you see results".

The reader aspires to feel something, and the cover promises that feeling.

The back cover promised a thrilling love story between a poor, plain girl and a brooding, troubled landowner.

The book was about a woman's struggle with alcoholism, among other things, and the review read (I'm paraphrasing), "The back cover promised she'd overcome her addiction.

Overall this book was very slow moving in parts, and didn't quite have the shock factor that the front cover promised, therefore it was a disappointment, and I would rate it 5/10.

At 13, he spent a week in London, where he found a paperback of Alan Lomax's Mister Jelly Roll: The Fortunes of Jelly Roll Morton, New Orleans Creole and Inventor of Jazz; the cover promised to explain how "he put the heat into hot music".

Forbes was to be a magazine about doers and doings, "faithful to the facts and fair to the man whom it writes about" and written, as a blurb on the back cover promised, in a way "that does not necessitate the laymen engaging an interpreter".