Sentence examples for been to cover from inspiring English sources

It must have been to cover up a mistake.

The true calling of Barron's Alan Abelson, for example, seems to have been to cover the racetrack.

That's why the main thrust of the McCain campaign has been to cover up his history of economic malpractice.

Ms. Gideon is a reporter for The Huntsville Item in Texas, and part of her job has been to cover executions.

For mixed-light situations where daylight enters through windows but tungsten light is used for the interior, the practice has been to cover the windows with sheets of plastic similar in colour to the No. 85 filter.

"Prior to the drug wars," Tuckman writes, "the main reason for a reporting trip to Ciudad Juárez had been to cover the serial-type murders of young women which had begun in the mid-1990s".

"Sometimes it was to cover things up.

The money was to cover all expenses.

His main thing is to cover up.

That's to cover the fixed costs".

Clothes are to cover yourself in.