Sentence examples for traditional covers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards's 11-song, half-electric, half-acoustic set was a mix of traditional covers and original compositions.

But publishers and authors suggest that some projects may push creative boundaries, helping to extend storytelling beyond the traditional covers of a book.

The follow-up saw him playing with Merle Haggard and Ray Price on the traditional covers album of Last of the Breed.

"The problem with traditional covers is that they usually end up at the bottom of the pool by springtime," Mr. Del Negro said, explaining that freezing weather can damage the water-filled plastic anchoring bags and that accumulated leaves, rain or snow can pull the cover from under the anchors.

To do this, we have designed a large scale, solar unit topped by covers at two levels, the top resists the wind, creating a quiet space for more traditional covers which trap the solar energy and condense water vapor.

Responding to the song being an original as opposed to their traditional covers, McKay said, "If 'Loser Like Me' were a bad song, then it wouldn't matter whether it was original or a cover: we wouldn't be playing it.

Mr. Schmidt released two other recommended albums last year: one of more traditional cover songs, "Pop Artificielle," under the name Lassigue Bendthaus and an electro-acoustic emulation of a jazz trio, "Templates," under the name Flanger (a collaboration with Burnt Friedman).

Defense Raheem Morris is willing to go after the quarterback out of Tampa Bay's three-man sub-packages, but many of the basics in his defensive philosophy are still those of a traditional Cover 2. A Cover 2 requires generating pressure from a four-man defensive line.

Clay is widely used as a traditional cover material for landfills.

When asked if Tactus' ultimate goal was to completely supplant traditional cover lenses, Ciesla cautiously confirmed his ambitions.

Along with leverage, investors are attracted by the fact that the position has a limited loss compared to the unlimited loss (down to zero) in a traditional covered write.