The phrase "and covered in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is enveloped or coated by a particular substance or material.
Example: "The cake was beautifully decorated and covered in the finest chocolate ganache."
Alternatives: "and coated in the" or "and wrapped in the".
"Beautiful, food-safe bowls, a set of five, made of paper and covered in the natural resin of an African tree," he said.
Their work has been featured in the World Science Festival and covered in the New York Times and the New Yorker.
She wrote: "As a believer in Jesus Christ, I see myself as redeemed, forgiven and covered in the righteousness of Jesus Christ.
This one involves 14-year-old Sienna Hegarty, a troubled friend of his daughter's who turns up incoherent and covered in the blood of her slain father, a retired cop.
On Saturday, in a moment that promises to be joyous and bitter all at once, the 18th-century remains will be ceremonially lowered into the ground and covered, in the same place where they were discovered a dozen years ago as the federal government prepared to build an office tower.
A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 UneaRemainsemains Will Get Ceremonial Burial More than 400 hand-carved mahogany boxes, containing the skeletal remains of free and enslaved African-Americans, will be ceremonially lowered into the ground and covered, in the same place where they were discovered a dozen years ago as the federal government prepared to build an office tower.
The old, ornate buildings are crumbling and covered in grime, the shops closed and the port shut down.
The body was shirtless and covered in blood; the neck was gashed below the jawline.
The suspect was peering up from beneath the plastic toilet seat and "covered in feces", the report said.
Did someone say Britney naked and covered in diamonds in the Toxic video,?
Cover all ingredients with the red wine and port and marinate, covered, in the refrigerator overnight.
