Sentence examples for covers based on from inspiring English sources

Alonso was hyping a series of forthcoming Marvel variant covers based on classic hip-hop albums.

I chose my covers based on artists I like, and the songs I like".

Once usage data starts flowing in it can of course look to adjust the categories it covers, based on where traction is and isn't taking place.

Magazine covers based on the number of times a celebrity's face appeared on the covers of Entertainment Weekly, Esquire, GQ, Newsweek, People, Rolling Stone, Seventeen, Sports Illustrated, Teen People, TV Guide, Vanity Fair and Vogue.

YaaKonadu earned between 600 and 1,000 Ghana cedis (£196-326) in monthly insurance cover based on her network use, covering herself and her father, Eugene.

I've wanted to do a cover based on that for about ten years.

It has a striking cover based on Fitzgerald's 1925 bookplate.

You don't determine what to cover based on who is the more glamorous friend or who hosts better parties.

Chris Lowe at Haymarket, which publishes Stuff, says: "We regularly review the use of a model on the cover, based on reader research, and will continue to do so".

Now a special slipcase edition for $100 is being issued with a cover based on the trompe l'oeil armoire doors that Mrs. Kennedy had made for her White House bedroom.

Ucas Media has strict guidelines for the different groups that we may cover, based on the age sensitivities of our audiences.