"cover up from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to indicate hiding or concealing something from someone or something. Example: She tried to cover up from her boss the fact that she had been late to work by making up an excuse. Here, the phrase "cover up from" is used to show that the person is trying to hide the truth from their boss.
"Someone should tell Michelle to mix up her wardrobe and cover up from time to time," Sandra McElwaine wrote last week on The Daily Beast.
This means that 95% of all Chinese now have at least some degree of health cover, up from less than 15% in 2000.Mr Hu is also likely to highlight China's growing global status: its rise from a middle-ranking power to one that is increasingly seen as second only to America in its ability to shape the course of global affairs, from dealing with climate change to tackling financial crises.
Cover up from head to chin with this balaclava made of tech fabric.
But then, aborting the Church is more often a cover up from the hurt of religiosity than embitterment towards Jesus.
Six retailers issued warnings during the period covered, up from two in the second quarter and the highest number in three years.
Jessica noted the difference in the way men looked at her when she was dressed in the traditional garb, covered up from head to foot -- they actually looked her in the eyes.
Make sure your tank is covered up from the outside, or your crab can escape and maybe die.
You should try to cover up away from the beach, particularly along the east coast.
Another big character on the show is Bailey, now 15 and in year 11, who was filmed plastered in orange make-up to cover up scars from a dog bite and showing off her hand-drawn eyebrows.
In addition to the issue of the billing records, Mr. Ray investigated several other Whitewater-related allegations that he effectively divided into two categories: the Clintons' involvement in Whitewater and whether they had attempted to cover up information from investigators.
Rusnak allegedly made four such deals with larger banks to cover up losses from a series of bad trading bets.
