Sentence examples for early cover from inspiring English sources

Derbyshire adopted an off-stump line to the Australian who, after an early cover drive boundary off Clare, alternated between air shots and fours.

(A well-known early cover had a photograph of a pistol held to a worried mutt's head, with the headline, "If You Don't Buy This Magazine, We'll Kill This Dog").

Concentrically loaded columns of HPC are characterized by early cover spalling due to the plain of separation formed between the cover and core.

Lorde's early cover of Kings of Leon's "Use Somebody" from 2009 has been viewed over one million times to date.

But the irony of that one misstep -- Ward's early cover of "I Can't Stand the Rain" was more appropriate -- seemed lost on an amped-up house just eager to forget Colorado's troubles and witness America's latest sensation.

Tracks like "Early" cover police brutality with a powerful mix of aggressive emotion and linguistic gymnastics; Killer Mike's emotional speech during a show in St . Louiswas one of the most moving musical things to come out of Ferguson.

Taiwan voluntarily reports its communicable disease figures to the health agency, and sneers at China's early cover-up.

The magazine presented an aggressive hedonism — early covers featured lines of cocaine — combined with a love of everything taboo.

Sure, it was shocking, offensive and downright obscene — but as the motto on its early covers announced, Screw was "Best in the Field It Created".

These early covers "have pizazz and elegance and a sneaky linearity, like Cocteau with a movement disorder," said Wayne Koestenbaum, the author of a Warhol biography.

The early covers of Martha Stewart Living magazine, in the nineteen-nineties, featured Stewart's name in bold type and photos of the namesake herself, frosted hair lacquered in place, arranging sunflowers or canoeing past russet-leaved trees.