Sentence examples for eye-catching cover from inspiring English sources

It turned out not to fool anyone but inspired a brilliant new publishing trend: novels by real authors, printed on paper and bound with an eye-catching cover design.

But as the project progressed, the eye-catching cover designs migrated onto every available surface in the Wipeout world: the icons, menu screens, raceway billboards, hover-ship color schemes and team logos.

This disparate collection of voices is given a singular identity by a provocative title, an eye-catching cover image (by the Malian photographer Seydou Keïta) and a broad introduction by Mr. Pinney that does its best to stitch the whole ensemble together into a coherent argument.

Their eye-catching cover art would not look out of place on any coffee table, the recorded sound is second to none and there is a kind of stylistic ambiguity to most ECM albums that most people find intriguing - if you play this new album by Nik Bärtsch for friends, like I did, the usual response was, 'Wow, what's that?' So I helpfully explained it was Zen-funk.

Add the cost of a designer for an eye-catching cover, and someone to oversee the marketing and the costs can mount up.

With Brindle playing some eye-catching cover drives and Greenway looking to hit through the on side, they ensured that England's continued defence of the trophy they won in 2009 will go down to the final round of Super Six matches.  .

Past the three-way mirror was a rack of hilarious outerwear, including an overcoat in a queasily cheery yellow plaid for $4,500 that no one should buy unless he is an exhibitionist looking for a more eye-catching cover-up before exposing himself on the subway platform.

There are a couple of new case colors in red and pink, but the eye-catching covers are those created by Tristan Eaton, an artist and toy designer.

For more than two decades it charted the grassroots feminist movement, its eye-catching covers railing against sexism and racism, promoting good orgasms or debating the tricky question of just what to do with unwanted body hair.

The Daily News has a history of using eye-catching covers to call out Trump and his administration.

Understandably, images of salted herring and vodka on a bog will never be as alluring as coconut shrimp and Mai Tais on a Caribbean beach or foie gras and rosé on the French Riviera, nor create splashy, eye-catching covers.