Sentence examples for affair covered from inspiring English sources

In the eco-open house program, there is one modern made-to-be-green house, a poured-concrete affair, covered with solar panels and a planted roof, that is dug into the ground of a steep plot that once served as a nursing home's garden.

BBC Radio 1 is to launch a "Panorama for young people" in its daytime schedule in a bid to boost the amount of news and current affairs covered by the station.

Written at the request of Ernald, abbot of Rievaux, William's Historia rerum Anglicarum (1196 98; "History of English Affairs") covers the period from 1066 to 1198.

The affair was covered by a gag order, which is stronger than ordinary censorship: disobeying it risks criminal prosecution.

I saw my boss, Maj. Bob Jordan, our public affairs officer, covered with dust and looking dazed because he'd been blown out of his rack too.

He is especially perceptive on domestic politics' sway over foreign affairs: Franklin Roosevelt covered up an agreement on new Polish borders until after an election because of Polish-American voters, and even Stalin, not nearly as beholden to vox populi, had to tend his domestic garden.

If this affair had been covered by the media as it should have been, it would have caused such outrage amongst the American public that the government's position would have been untenable.

The affair has been cautiously covered in the local press.

With Ailes, a former Republican political operative, at the helm, Fox covered the affair as a criminal act, and rode the story straight up the cable-ratings charts.

When, on Dec. 31, I had my final drink at The Pioneer in Manhattan, all the local television stations covered the affair.

At The Globe, he covered urban affairs, was based in Washington as the paper's Supreme Court and legal affairs reporter and was later Middle East correspondent, based in Jerusalem.