Sentence examples for plain covers from inspiring English sources

The West Siberian Plain covers about 85 percent of the Ob basin.

The Al-Jifārah Plain covers about 10,000 square miles (26,000 square km) of Libya's northwestern corner.

Indeed, I'm not sure anyone reading this book under plain covers would be likely to guess its author.

Under the Conservatives, the budget document called, enticingly, "The Financial Statement and Budget Report"—was largely a dry list of facts and statistics in plain covers.

By contrast, the 16 Shakespeare plays doctored by Orton and Halliwell reveal a genuine flair for book design: the plain covers of the Arden edition are embellished with beautiful or, in the case of Titus Andronicus, appropriately grotesque images.

Following a 2011 campaign by the parenting website Mumsnet, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, the Co-op group and BP petrol stations pledged to move the magazines to higher shelves or hide them with plain covers.

The craft touched down on a flat, damp, sandy plain covered with ice pebbles.

Some species are plain, covered in one or two solid shades of brown or gray.

The plain cover was designed by the pop artist Richard Hamilton, who died in the summer.

East of the Tisza is the Nagykunság, a loess plain covered with a high-grade chernozem (black) soil.

In the far north of the basin, taiga is superseded by tundra (marshy plain covered with moss and other low, cold-tolerant plants).