Sentence examples for better covered from inspiring English sources

Campaigning has been more heated, and better covered by an increasingly daring press.

In the artist Alia Penner's eyes, everything looks better covered in rainbows.

Walls of mellow old brick are better covered with white metal sidings, protection against the east wind.

All this raises the question whether some stories may be better covered by constantly updated streams of tweets than by traditional articles.

The account of the school, grim and constricted, with a headmaster devoted to slippering (spanking with a slipper) for small faults and beating for minimally larger ones, mostly covers ground better covered by other British writers.

Worse, he said that the project, supported by the great and good of the city, including a young real estate developer called Donald Trump, as well as by the New York Times itself, was being better covered by other papers.

Yeah, he better cover the pass.

Drumming my fingers between my lips and burbling would better cover it.

White rum was included to better "cover spirits that are drunk by younger people".

Their attitude seems to be: "We have no powers to block this deal, so we'd better cover our backs by extracting a few vague pledges".

The Office for National Statistics said white rum sold in supermarkets and off-licenses had been introduced to better "cover spirits that are drunk by younger people".