Sentence examples for cover a bit from inspiring English sources
"Gareth Bale is not easy to stop, but we had to cover a bit better when he had the space to go one-on-one".
At the moment, government subsidy and the flat-rate £1,125 tuition fee cover a bit less than half the average cost of educating an undergraduate.
Did the BBC not used to dip its toes in the French Open, cover a bit of golf and so on?
This class will focus on the Elvish language Sindarin, and we will also cover a bit of the other languages, such as the Elvish language Quenya and the Dwarvish language.
You didn't have to be the kind of dogged Oasis fan who thinks using words of more than one syllable is evidence of unbearable pretention to find the stern text printed on Silence Yourself's front cover a bit much.
Dembélé could have been covered a bit more but maybe that had something to do with tiredness".
This memoir takes her through her improbable acceptance to and graduation from Oxford University and covers a bit of her career as a writer.
Increase the heat to medium-low and simmer, partially covered, a bit more vigorously, stirring more frequently, for a further 30 minutes or until the duck is tender and the sauce has thickened slightly.
She did a BTec art course, which covered "a bit of everything", and then another, more specialised, two-year art course – though she was still not concentrating on fabrics and print design.
Needless to say, TED covers a bit broader range of topics than our normal digital content fare here at PDA. Hopefully, you'll indugle me, and I'll try to keep the topics interesting.
