Sentence examples for covers sell from inspiring English sources
We felt vindicated when we started to see covers sell for five, six or seven thousand dollars in the '70s.
A Women's Wear Daily article this week stated that Ms. Swift's magazine covers sell fewer issues than those of her contemporaries, like Adele, Lady Gaga, Gwen Stefani, Lauren Conrad, Scarlett Johansson and Zooey Deschanel.
It is now possible to determine not just which covers sell magazines but which articles are getting the most traction, who's e-mailing and tweeting them, and how long individual readers are sticking with them before clicking away.
A magazine publisher I've worked with knows that blue covers sell better at newsstands than do red covers.
In Palmer's words, "It has been our experience that covers sell magazines simply because they attract attention".
Yet because there's something disturbingly charismatic about evil (why else do swastikas on covers sell books?), this is a fascinating character study even in outline form, and even though it tends to slide across the years the way a vodkaholic slurs words.
"The provocative covers sold like hot cakes," he said.
Today, her face smiles on magazine covers sold in the streets of the capital, Yangon.
Either way, they are an improvement over the covers sold with the average ironing board.
His 1990 work "White Album (Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do)," made from Beatles' album covers, sold for about $30,000 on Tuesday to a New York collector.
The only interest his son has shown in golf, he said, is the animal head covers sold in pro shops, and Tryon is fine with that.
