dust cover (noun)

1. As she reached the last page of the book, she gently placed the dust cover back on to protect it from any harm.

2. In a land of mystical creatures and enchanting worlds, the wizard's ancient tome was kept safe under a dust cover to preserve its secrets.

3. Legends say that the sacred relic of the gods was wrapped in a dust cover to shield it from mortal eyes.

4. The old love letters were tucked away in a dusty trunk, their envelopes protected by delicate dust covers to preserve the memories of their passionate writer.

1. Why did the dust cover start a comedy club? Because it wanted to cover the furniture in laughter!

2. The architect designed a beautiful and functional dust cover for the antique furniture in the room.

3. In the anime series, the protagonist discovers a hidden treasure under a dusty dust cover in an old abandoned house.

4. As their eyes met across the room, he slowly removed the dust cover from the piano, revealing his musical talent to her.

1. The dust cover of the Bible was beautifully adorned with religious symbols and verses.

2. The dust cover of the children's book featured colorful and playful cartoon characters.

3. The dust cover of the book on Greek mythology displayed vivid illustrations of gods and mythical creatures.

4. The dust cover of the sci-fi novel depicted a futuristic cityscape with flying cars and advanced technology.