Sentence examples for early covers from inspiring English sources

Early covers show the most changes.

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

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.

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".

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.

Das Plakat's logo and early covers were designed by Lucian Bernhard (1883-1972), wouldoulaterter join Elmer Adler (1884-1962) athehe Pynson Printers in New York City.

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

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

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").

All sadly familiar sounding from the early cover-up when Sanlu Group's infant formula was first known to be contaminated.