Sentence examples for coverage of how from inspiring English sources
We used to watch with amazement the television coverage of how our emigrants in America whooped it up.
The Telegraph is continuing its detailed coverage of how boards are feeding information about exam questions to teachers.
Occupiers lost their park, but they're staying in the public eye through coverage of how police officers treat the press and students, social media and smaller events, like the recent drum circle outside the mayor's residence.
"With all the brouhaha about Pietersen in the build-up to this test match there hasn't been much coverage of how SA feel about potentially becoming the No 1 side," says Max Tant.
And White House officials said they called off an interview with The New York Times because they were furious about the newspaper's coverage of how the Clintons are the headline attractions at fund-raising events here that competed with Mr. Gore's.
And although media coverage of how ethanol demand is driving up the price of groceries is mostly manure high transport costs and rising global demand as poor countries get richer are far more responsible for food inflation such stories at least help to make the ground more fertile for reformists.So will politicians seize the chance?
We have seen a lot of news coverage on how the lack of rain and snowfall over the last three years is impacting farmers, ranchers, fishermen and small communities.
It also includes a coverage example of how much certain events, like having a baby, would cost under the plan.
Then they pay a flat fee of $7.50 for each takeoff for $3 billion to $4 billion in coverage, regardless of how many passengers they carry.
With the oil contained, possibly for good, another front has opened in the coverage: questions of how much oil is left in the water, and how damaging it will prove.
Some have questioned whether yearbooks go too far when they try to give everyone equal coverage, regardless of how much — or how little — a student contributes to school life.
