" 'Jesus' was on the cover of virtually everybody's TV book and we didn't want to push back prime-time," LeslieAnne Wade, a spokeswoman for CBS Sports, said.
The album sold more than a million copies this year, and Jack and Meg White appeared on the cover of virtually every music magazine, so even the most conservative recording academy voter should know about the group.
The cover of virtually all subdominants grouped according to life forms and life histories decreased as cover of Bouteloua increased, whereas cover of subdominants increased as cover of Larrea increased.
Later recordings covered arrangements of virtually anything tuneful, from British folksongs and popular classics - works by Mendelssohn, Fauré, Walton, Grainger, Smetana and Borodin - to the main theme from John Barry's score for Midnight Cowboy (1969).
The group covers the waterfront of virtually everything that is important in Philadelphia — local politics, state politics, national politics, big development, casino gambling, sports.
And the area bigwigs who have teamed up with Rendell comprise a group, Bissinger writes, that "covers the waterfront of virtually everything that is important in Philadelphia — local politics, state politics, national politics, big development, casino gambling, sports".
By late afternoon we set off in a prahu, a 30ft canoe, and cover roughly 70 miles of virtually uninhabited coastline.
Alternatively, audits can also cover the waterfront, asking for proof of virtually every line item.
Ross et al. (1990) reviewed the impact of forest clearing on soil hydrology and erosion for tropical forest indicating that removal of forest cover in virtually all environments leads to instability in the soil cover, changes in the hydrological regime, soil erosion, and loss of productivity.
The effects of mental illness cover virtually every sphere of life.
The circumstances and the punishment were unprecedented, with Commissioner David Stern rebuking the Spurs for sending away four healthy starters "virtually under cover of darkness".
