Sentence examples for cover days from inspiring English sources

For example, one student may cover "Pre-Imperialism," another may cover "Days of Imperialism," and so on.

The spatio-temporal variability of snow cover in the Hengduan Mountains was investigated with two indices: snow cover days (SCD) and snow fraction.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of May 2015, about 626,750 substitute teachers are hired annually to cover days when regular teachers are sick, at the dentist, observing a religious holiday, dealing with a family emergency, or attending professional development.

Bandai's Ginza-themed diorama speaker broke cover days ago and most of us was like, "wha?

The Beatles actually did something very similar, transitioning over time from their pop-rock and cover days in the early 1960s to a harder rock, inserting psychedelic elements, using sitars, creating a new and different, yet still familiar, sound for the band.

The bill would not cover day laborers or temporary workers.

Nearly a third of payday loans are taken out to cover day-to-day household bills, Labour says.

We do not have call but instead work night shifts with quick turnarounds to cover day shifts.

Major corporations that rely on commercial paper to cover day-to-day operations found themselves unable to issue new securities as the market teetered on collapse.

This measure of the deficit only looks at borrowing to cover day-to-day spending.

It is difficult to recall those duck-and-cover days when Nike meant more than "Just Do It," when stories in magazines like Popular Science asked anxiously: "Will Nike Protect Us From Red Bombers?" The arrival of potential intercontinental nuclear attack brought the concept of war squarely home, as Nike bases sprung up on the edges of suburban towns.