Sentence examples for already covered with from inspiring English sources

Long Island is already covered with housing.

Already covered with excited children, they seemed rather ordinary at first.

Both legs were already covered with a spiderweb of scars from a car bombing three years ago when he was hit by another explosion earlier this year.

The icon was behind a protective sheet of Plexiglas, already covered with waxy pink marks, left behind by some passionate believer who hadn't bothered to wipe off her lipstick.

In April, the forest floor is already covered with a lush ferny carpet, and the streams and waterfalls that dot its 738 acres are at the peak of their spring flow.

Although the most prominent face of the building, on the 43rd Street side, is already covered with billboards with long leases, Walgreen will be able to splash its name in huge bright-red letters over the building's other sides.

Someone had already covered him with a blanket.

In 1969, most of Led Zeppelin's audience would have had no idea that Robert Plant and Jimmy Page had taken some of the lyrics of "Whole Lotta Love" from the blues artist Willie Dixon, whom the band had already covered twice (with credit) on its début album.

And for the most part we love it; but sometimes we feel like slipping under our favourite blanket and blocking out the world and... Wait, I already covered this with the sleeping part, didn't I? My point is, sometimes we do get fed up of being Young Adults, and, despite what I said about school, occasionally we want to get nostalgic over pissing around in double maths before home time.

And for the most part, we love it, but we sometimes feel like slipping under our favorite blanket and blocking out the world and... Wait, I already covered this with the sleeping part, didn't I? My point is, we do sometimes get fed up of being young adults, and despite what I said about school, we occasionally want to get nostalgic over pissing around in math class before home time.

For example, you might ask questions related to coursework already covered along with questions about things the class participants are yet to learn about.