Sentence examples for covers devoted to from inspiring English sources
"There may be a kind of harmonic convergence going on," said Larry Hackett, the managing editor of People magazine, which has put celebrity breakups on 12 of its covers this year, compared with 5 covers devoted to celebrity marriages.
So many examples from these last few years come to mind: magazine covers devoted to President Nicolas Sarkozy almost every week; the Jan . 7issue of Le Figaro, naming Joan of Arc Woman of the Year.
There are no People covers devoted to the topic of his coming out, nor is there a segment on Entertainment Tonight.
Until 1956 most booklets had half of the front cover devoted to advertising, and until 1963 booklets also had serial numbers on the front cover: two numbers indicated the year of issue and serial number (in that order on the early issues but with the order reversed for later issues), until 1963 when the serial numbers ceased.
Time magazine, in its cover story this week, asked, "Can Anyone Stop Hillary?" And now comes the Times with two more cover stories devoted to the former First Lady.
This issue, called Impact and sporting a bright blue cover, is devoted to "The Feldberg Era: 1989-2004".
We've seen a boom in interest in herbal, "natural," or "alternative" medicine, with best-selling books and major newsmagazine cover stories devoted to the powerful properties of plant-based remedies.
A 1956 Downbeat review praised her "rare and deceptive simplicity," then added, "Aestheticians will be pleased to learn that the cover again is devoted to Miss London alone".
The bulk of the show, however, consists of his paintings and drawings for The Saturday Evening Post, spread across two galleries, with a third, smaller gallery at the back of the building devoted to vintage covers of the magazine.
Taylor's last few albums have been devoted to covers, but he is ready to record a set of new compositions.
For the first couple of months, they were merely "killing time", according to Robertson, with many early sessions devoted to covers.
