Sentence examples for capital covering from inspiring English sources

Today, with the midday temperature 15 degrees, fresh snow swirled down on the capital, covering six foot heaps left from the snows of the official winter, and Mus covites turned their thoughts to the celebration next Sun day of International Women's Day, and to less noble tasks.

Rob Jackson and Nick Steele, from Nottingham, are running more than 170 miles to the capital, covering the distance of more than six marathons.

Most Parisian kids are familiar with the charming botanical Jardin des Plantes in the 5th arrondissement of the capital, covering over 70 acres, right by the bank of the Seine River.

Our study includes three dimensions of social capital – covering both structural and cognitive dimensions – and five different health behaviours as well as physical and mental health outcomes.

17 18 The Bandim Health Project (BHP) in Guinea-Bissau runs a health and demographic surveillance system in the capital covering approximately 102 000 people, around 30% of the population in the capital and 6% of the population in the country.

A gnarly winter storm swept up the East Coast on Thursday, shutting down transportation across the South and in the nation's capital and covering New York City in over eight inches of snow.

Since its launch in 2012, SparkLabs has grown into a network of accelerators and venture capital funds covering Asia and beyond.

The Christchurch suspect arrived in Austria from Hungary and later travelled to the Estonian capital Tallinn, covering 2,000km 1,2433 miles) in a hire car, Mr Kickl said.

Mr Salmond has called for a new statement of financial policy and more flexibility in capital allocations covering the three-year period of the upcoming spending review, as well as greater spending powers.

Two city regions have been set up in south Wales by the Welsh government with the Cardiff Capital region covering the south east and the Swansea Bay region further west.

In its most recent venture capital survey (covering the second quarter of 2015), the intellectual property law firm Fenwick & West found that up rounds--investment rounds at higher valuations than the prior round--were beating down rounds 83%to8%8%, with 9% flat.