Sentence examples for special covers from inspiring English sources

For this birthday the magazine is planning many special covers.

Over the years there has been something of a tradition of commissioning artists to design special covers for the magazine.

Growers in Europe do use special covers but they only enclose the centers of the plants, and only for the week or so before harvest.

Esquire magazine, also published by Hearst, printed special covers for its February and May issues with special ads that appeared on the back side of editorial content.

There are special covers out there for the facepad, but still.

But there's a market on eBay for specialty magazines like Interiors, a vintage design magazine that sells for $20 a copy, and for general interest magazines of a certain age, or with special covers; a 2008 New Yorker cover featuring a "Muslim" Barack Obama with gun-slinging Michelle got nine bids and sold for $51 on eBay.

The 500-mL incubation flasks typically used for soil respirometric assays were adapted and a special cover was designed for connecting a tubular gas diffusion membrane, a fan, and a septum for adding the CO2(g) standards required for calibration.

To celebrate the first landing on the moon, Stanton proposed a limited-edition book, which Mr. Dorfsman designed with a special cover embossed to look and feel like the lunar surface.

Attitude, for instance, should be applauded for its London 2012 Special cover, which features a topless, trouserless rugby player and the admirable coverline: "Thom Evans is not in the Olympics, but he is in his pants".

The band rock the Live Lounge with a special cover!

Jim had to have to last word, too, with our special cover lampooning the BusinessWeek design.