Sentence examples for covers bearing from inspiring English sources

When children's books are protected by covers bearing, say, the Coca-Cola logo, they see an advertising message even while they do their schoolwork.

The soul-jazz recordings generally featured a Hammond organ and a saxophone and often had album covers bearing suggestive pictures of women and sometimes platefuls of greasy food.

Where bands such as Pink Floyd can disappear behind conceptual sleeve designs, it is Cliff's visage which smoulders, smiles and glowers meaningfully from album covers bearing his name.

Wouldn't it be nice to find a cover addressed to Gable or Leigh, Wayne or Cooper, Garland or Toto, to go with covers bearing the new United States stamps?

Sitting at a desk piled high with magazine covers bearing his image and strewn with polls and other testaments to his early success, Trump said he is far from satisfied with what he has accomplished to date.

All of which leaves the small matter of 800,000 Oprahfied covers, bearing, in Franzen's words, the "logo of corporate ownership" that was the original source of his discomfort.

"This was our first international issue," Beirich went on, pointing to a 2001 cover bearing the line "Dangerous Liaisons".

The book is beautifully produced, with a new introduction by Robert Macfarlane, a comprehensive index and a fold-out cover bearing an illustrated guide to pebble identification.

Paid homage to by Stephen King in his Dark Tower series, the book has also just been reissued, the cover bearing a quote hailing it as his masterpiece.

Along the Kinkerstraat, in the heart of Amsterdam's gentrifying Oud West district, a cylindrical kiosk is topped with a metal cover bearing the Vindhek's instructions, and circled by wooden benches.

The first public accusation came in November 1951, in an article in American Legion Magazine titled "Do Colleges Have to Hire Red Professors?" The cover, bearing an illustration of a professor in a red bow tie, is part of the exhibition.