Sentence examples for very cover from inspiring English sources
The very cover forewarns us, with its detail of a medieval painting depicting a sword-bearing woman in armored gloves, and its ascetic title evoking fairy tale fathoms of dread.
A possible clue, for addicts and cognoscenti, is contained on the very cover of the new edition which drops an entire word out of the title of the novel, and rather metaphysically offers it as Towards the End of Morning.
Those glossy-mag fascists have gone too damn far, having had the audacity to insult the comedian right on the very cover of their first special edition, a "Chic at Any Size" issue.
Ruination is rather preferable – the Victorians were odd about this, in some ways very frank and in others very covered.
"It was the women's movement — broad shoulders, 'I am as much a man as you,' very covered up," Ms. Mitchell said of the era.
Remember, they tend to wear clothes that aren't very covered in patterns.
"This is a very important cover".
Included a very affecting cover of Imagine.
(My memory is that the very first cover was missing).
"It was a very hard cover," Kahn said.
Reduce heat to very low, cover and simmer for 3 hours, turning meat if it's not submerged.
