Sentence examples for crossing cover from inspiring English sources

London's iconic Abbey Road recording studios have been put up for sale by embattled music group EMI, it was reported today EMI's private equity parent Terra Firma is said to be hoping a sale of the studios - made famous by the eponymous Beatles album and zebra crossing cover shot - could raise tens of millions of pounds.

The regular crowd of tourists who gather, even in such cold weather, to recreate the famous pedestrian crossing cover of the Beatles Abbey Roadd album look on, bemused.

In performance of the agreements contained in the ordinance, the city of McAlester in 1909 and again in 1912 assumed and paid portions of the cost of construction of some of the crossing covered by the ordinance; and ever since the consolidation it has been recognized and treated as the successor of the city of South McAlester and as a party to the contract.

They would nail birch logs together to create a 15-foot cross, cover it with leafy vines and attach two rings of flowers on either side.

While the Affordable Care Act does (currently, and keep those fingers crossed) cover the cost of birth control in America, the uninsured may pay up to $50 for a one-month supply of birth control pills.

Training on induction of the surgical trainees so that they could cross cover urological and ear, nose, and throat emergencies.

The orientation period could also include close one to one supervision, particularly when cross cover work is done in different hospital settings.

It is a shallow Greek cross covered by a circular dome.

Mr. Cross covered the outside of the bricked-up window on the second floor with mirrored glass.

Children bearing lanterns filed out through the heavy gilt doors, as worshipers carried an icon of Jesus and a cross covered with carnations.

Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral in Los Angeles recently drew an angry reaction from some when a chapel devoted to victims of sexual abuse, including a large wooden cross covered with pictures of young victims, was converted to another cause.