Sentence examples for disc cover from inspiring English sources

"This is a CASSETTE COVER" was joined by "This is a COMPACT DISC COVER".

The copyright notice is usually on or near the title page of a book; visible at the end of a movie; printed on a compact disc cover or video box; or stamped on the back of a photograph or artwork.

If the machine still jams, you can then open the disc cover, forcing the disc to stop immediately.

My "local" disc covered all of New England, northern New Jersey and the entire eastern half of New York State.

And there is the moon, directly above, a pale disc covered in midnight rack the exact blue of Mary's robes.

To make the collection more approachable, each disc covers just two days (Friday's disc also includes the weekend) and sounds distinct from others in the set.

Chilling scenes of murder, capture and enslavement take place on an immense disc covered with sand and surrounded by reflective black walls.

For the work, Ms. Ziegler took a found copy of "How Much Is Too Much?" — a 1984 book by Leonard Gross about the effects of social drinking — and clamped it onto a rotating disc covered with sandpaper.

A superb 60-minute documentary lifted from the laser disc covers the five incarnations of "Ben-Hur": the novel by Gen. Lew Wallace, the long-running stage play, a 15-minute silent in 1907, the 1925 version and the Wyler epic.

The second disc covers the era of Jerry Goldsmith, ("Tora! Tora! Tora!," "The Omen") and John Williams ("The Paper Chase," "The Poseidon Adventure"), though Williams' most famous score — "Star Wars," which was released by 20th Century Fox — is oddly absent.

Those in search of musical exotica will not be disappointed: the disc covers a range that includes seductive pop from Egypt (Midhat Assem's "Ya Habibi Ta'ala"), a gorgeous Lebanese devotional hymn ("Wa Habibi"), electronica from Palestine (Ramallah Underground's "Tashweesh") and a nameless, haunting Iranian lullaby.