Sentence examples for begins covered from inspiring English sources

Paris begins covered in visually gray mist of oppression, almost entirely black and white except for the crimson of flames and Nazi banners or perhaps the blue scarf of your next contact.

The fenced urban oasis began covered in weeds, but ended the season as an open and inviting space ripe for future plantings.

Perspectives on when human life begins have covered the spectrum over the past three millennia or so.

I write as one of that first class of women at Princeton ("In the Beginning," cover story, Oct. 5).

Back in England, begins to cover up his past, joining the Anglo-German Fellowship, editing its pro-Hitler magazine.

"This report doesn't begin to cover the transgressions of Acorn," Mr. King said.

Hypocritical doesn't begin to cover it.

Disappointment did not begin to cover it.

Claustrophobic doesn't begin to cover it.

Mercurial doesn't begin to cover it.

"Fiddly" doesn't begin to cover it.