Sentence examples for wild cover from inspiring English sources

On "Down Home Chrome" (Telarc), he delivers the usual affectionate sexism ("Little Rivi-Airhead"), goofy sense of humor ("Two Rons Don't Make It Right"), impossibly fleet fretwork (see songs one through twelve), and even a wild cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Foxy Lady," complete with inspired Jimi-like vocals.

Frazetta's wild cover art fantastic, sensuous, a bit tawdry moved paperbacks that previously had languished.

Its adult sister publication Cosmopolitan is known for its "50 ways to drive him wild" cover-lines, but CosmoGirl had a more wholesome feel.

They beckon with wild covers, corny covers or blank covers.

As population mounted in industrializing Europe, humans no less inevitably destroyed, or changed drastically, the wild vegetation cover and the animal life.

To mark its birthday, the novel is being republished by Canongate with a new afterword by the author and a wild new cover (cross an old Duran Duran video with an 1980s billboard for Rimmel cosmetics and you're about halfway there).

The same is true of the music-related work of R. Crumb, who made his mark as a pioneering underground cartoonist but whom many of us first encountered as the creator of a wild LP cover for Columbia, Steinweiss's old employer, in 1968.

Cropped margins with reduced chemical inputs and wild bird cover crops can provide relatively high food resources compared with a conventionally managed crop.

Alistair Taylor added that the European Union should add a provision requiring people who deliberately release invaders into the wild to cover the cost of damages.

Musically, the new tune was partly inspired by Wild Ponies' cover of Patti Smith's "Gloria," which the band has performed live on the road.

A rabbit in the wild may cover hundreds of feet in a given day, so having room to roam safely is crucial for your pets.