Sentence examples for cover typically from inspiring English sources
Geranium Huge range to choose from, often used as ground cover, typically in pinks or blue.
Often available as an optional add-on when people take out a policy, the cover typically protects individuals against the costs of being sued or having to make a claim against someone else, and employment disputes are usually included.
Vegetation composition and cover typically change markedly along the gradient of relatively mesic northern aspects to more xeric southern aspects.
If you must use a cover, typically only for outdoor storage or very dusty locations, use a cover that is ventilated and allows water vapor to escape.
The treatments themselves, which are sometimes covered, typically cost several times that.
It is of Bacon standing in front of a wall which he has covered, typically, with pages torn from books and magazines.
And while an automatic retractable cover can be used to close off a pool when it is not in use, automatic covers typically allow enough water to pool in the center to present a drowning hazard for toddlers.
The CMA Songwriter Series, which has been running at Joe's Pub for four years and features writers performing the hits they've created in a sort of conceptual karaoke (un-covers?), typically doesn't aim to tweak the hierarchy.
Original covers typically outperform tie-ins because they are on sale longer and because many consumers are reluctant to make a book purchase that appears to be inspired by the local multiplex.
In an effort to woo readers — and generate additional advertising revenue — magazines are being published with two, three, four or more front covers, typically appearing one after another as if a printing press had run amok.
Opportunity to learn as measured at the implementation level has usually included whether the content was taught and how much it was covered, typically in terms of percentage of class time.
