Sentence examples for closely cover from inspiring English sources

Vatican analysts and Vaticanisti, those journalists who closely cover the Holy See and papal matters, have offered theories about the significance of the length of the meetings.

Sacramento reporter Chris Megerian is headed to Paris Wednesday afternoon to closely cover the California delegation for the remainder of the summit.

McGrory said that some "very, very good media organizations" in New Hampshire have faced cuts in recent years, so The Globe sees both "a need and an opportunity" to closely cover the state and next year's primary.

While his plan for direct and overwhelming force was initially criticized in Washington as uncreative, by 13 August, the news media began to closely cover Schwarzkopf, who had been named to lead the operation.

When The Huffington Post spoke with The Wanted in April, the guys insisted that the new series isn't going to hold back when it comes to any area of their lives -- so it's likely the show will closely cover the progression of Sykes' health issues that will lead to his eventual hiatus from the band.

With Allbritton's backing, Benson said, Capital will soon have "a more robust staff and better resources," which will allow the site to cover "government much more comprehensively and in-depth". The site will add reporters to more closely cover state politics in Albany and to more fully cover politics and media in New York City.

Julia Alexander, a reporter at the Verge who closely covers YouTube, knows this firsthand.

-Mr. Bransdon has closely covered Bowral's push for a Mary Poppins statue.

The new hairstyles were accompanied by the cloche hat, which closely covered the head.

The back of the postcard is stamped and postmarked, and is closely covered with handwriting.

The back of the postcard is closely covered with handwriting and is postmarked and stamped.