Sentence examples for cover months from inspiring English sources
(Ms. Longoria had been on the magazine's spring cover months before Ms. Mulligan's letter was published online).
The National Review, a conservative magazine, popped him on the cover months ago; the Texas Observer, a long-suffering liberal magazine, warned that he could be the next Ronald Reagan.
And in some towns, long-delayed union contracts are finally being resolved, prompting the need to cover months or years of retroactive pay increases in the midst of a revenue collapse.
To help him with bills, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, one of the agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, drew $286 from the fund so that he could cover months of cellphone charges and buy MetroCards.
By then he was already a national sensation – Sports Illustrated had featured him on the cover months earlier under the headline "The Chosen One" – and his senior season was essentially a barnstorming tour that filled smaller arenas around the country and sated the intense curiosity of a pre-YouTube world.
The man standing on the pavement to the right of the picture is Paul Cole (c. 1911 – 13 February 2008), an American tourist unaware he had been photographed until he saw the album cover months later.
Because Vanity Fair must plan covers months in advance, it can stumble, as happened in July when the magazine featured Channing Tatum for an article on his latest film, "White House Down," which bombed at the box office.
Spatially based estimations were performed at irrigation subdivisions, lower and upper LCC and, whole LCC scales, while temporal scales covered months, seasons and years for the study period from 2005 to 2012.
Your emergency fund may cover 3 months of normal living expenses, and 8 months of bare bones budget.
Normally, reserves that can cover three months of imports are considered sufficient; Venezuela has enough to cover at least 8 months and possibly more.
He updated the cover two months later when Trump slid further into the mire.
