A leading supermarket is threatening to withdraw lads' mags from shelves unless they are wrapped in sealed covers that hide their explicit content.
It's reflected in some wondrous ways: many of the domestic settings, like Elijah Muhammad's home, with the living room furniture wrapped in plastic covers, begin as though captured for photographs, and then come to life as the characters start to speak.
Some pirates just sell blank discs wrapped in RFP covers.
That image continues to haunt Mr. DeNinno, and so do his memories of bursting into a house — of throwing a man down the stairs, of hearing a screaming woman and seeing a crying baby wrapped in a blanket covered in shards of glass — and being later told by his lieutenant that they'd "hit the wrong house".
Pediatricians open their mailboxes to find medical journals wrapped in paper covered with Max's stripes.
Scotch egg, a traditional British dish consisting of a shelled hard-boiled egg that is wrapped in sausage, covered in breadcrumbs, and then deep-fried or baked until crispy.
She saw one female student was being escorted out, wrapped in a blanket and covered in blood.
They are perhaps taxonomically related to the men's-magazine genre — the Playboys and Penthouses, that is — although they don't do foldouts or list body measurements, and you're unlikely to find them wrapped in opaque plastic covers in the top row at the mini-mart.
I had read that a million visitors come each year to gaze at the disciplined rows of tombs, the Italian marble, and the bronze statue representing America's heroic young men all this so unrelated to the realities of the invasion, the soldiers mowed down by machine-gun fire, and the temporarily half-buried bodies near the dunes, wrapped in cotton mattress covers.
"The Color of Money" -- named, like a number of other canvases here, after a movie and, at 3 by 7 feet, proportioned like a movie screen -- depicts a car wrapped in a fabric cover parked in the driveway of a ranch house surrounded by palm trees.
