Sentence examples for outer covers from inspiring English sources

Other skin-covered craft, such as the English coracle for river fishing and the Irish curragh for sea fishing and transport, have continued in use for hundreds of years, although the modern versions have outer covers of canvas and tar instead of the original skins and tallow.

Removing the outer covers of the mobile phone before mounting it can make it more unidentifiable.

Slide the folded paper away from the book, decorate the back and front outer covers, and then glue the back and front inner covers to the first and last pages of the book.

Once all the edges are pried upwards, take the knife and run it under the first cover, you will see the outer back cover.

The outer cover is of thin sheepskin.

Partially opened, its outer cover apparently nearby, the images showed how close the budget mission had come to success.

In all cycads, young roots are diarch with a parenchymatous cortex and an outer cover of epidermal scales.

Over the years, the Buckminster ball with its outer cover of polyurethane and poly vinyl chloride, has served league football well.

It has a canvas outer cover and an inner sleeve lined with soft polyester fleece, so the whole thing looks like a small winter coat.

Akron, from its skeletal moments (Slide 11) to a "corps of girls" who were busy stitching its outer cover — more than 21 acres of fabric (Slide 16).

"I also bought some fabric and Velcro and enlisted a friend who was handy with a sewing machine to help make an outer cover.