Sentence examples for that forms the cover from inspiring English sources

Then he happened across an amateur photograph that forms the cover artwork for the new album.

Main image: The spectacular wraparound cover of today's 'Independent' print edition is a collector's item –  the new work by Tracey Emin that forms the cover of the Band Aid30 CD 'Do They Know It's Christmas 20144)' Bodies slung by rubber-gloved hands into pits.

If you want to, at this point you can carefully glue or tape the flaps that form the covers of the book down to secure them in place.

The tender, sheltered skin that forms the eyelids seemed to cover their entire bodies.

Perhaps the best description is the one that formed the Economist cover line in July 2004: that Bush and Blair were "sincere deceivers".

These are (1) the papillate epidermal cells that form the slippery surface and cover the spathe and the spadix, (2) the lacunae in the spathe tissue of the spathe chamber and (3) trapping hairs, i.e. the elongated sterile flowers situated below and above the staminate flowers.

The Deccan basaltic lava eruption created a thick basaltic lava cover that formed the basement, which then accumulated a thick layer of marine and lagoonal fine clastic sediment between the Late Paleocene and Mid Miocene, until the rifting process ceased (Biswas 1987).

The 13 pilots that form the basis of the sample covered 11 million people in 63 local authorities, 34 primary care trusts, 13 police authorities and mapped more than £82bn of public spending.

The euchromatic regions of human chromosomes were completely covered by 3200 isochores that formed the ultimate chromosomal bands [ 5].

The superiority of the NSMR that forms a groove on concrete within the cover concrete and then filling an FRP for reinforcement is known from the flexural experiment for a highway bridge carried out by Nanni (2000).

R: Do you write down like the type of things I'd be expected to do? A: We've got a questionnaire we'll go through… that forms your profile… [it covers] the sort of things that you're comfortable doing so there's no awkwardness about 'Well I thought you did this and you don't do that,' so that's all kind of up-front.