Sentence examples similar to covered flyover from inspiring English sources
You enter beneath a graffiti-covered flyover with a Banksy artwork depicting Steve Jobs, the son of a Syrian migrant, carrying an Apple computer and a bin bag of possessions.
At the Brent Cross flyover in north London we were taken to some disused maintenance sheds.
"You have these buildings pressing up against you and you're in this Manhattan canyon," Mr. Scofidio said.The High Line under the flyover will be covered with moss and shade groundcover.
A standard group tour of the Chauchilla cemetery is $20 a person and the Nazca lines flyover (Aero Paracas, 51-344) 52-2688, or Aero Ica, 51-344) 52-2434, which was not covered in the package, is about $40 a person.
Fortunately for Jenkins and -- as she suggests -- for the taxpayers, there probably will not be a militaristic flyover by those gas-guzzling fighter jets this Super Bowl because the Mercedes-Benz Superdome is covered.
Every four years, someone from a major East Coast newspaper writes a piece that goes something like this: "I had to go to Des Moines to cover the Iowa Caucuses and -- who knew? -- this Podunk in the middle of flyover country had some really great restaurants".
Most picture books plod through their front matter, treating the cover, endpapers, copyright and title page like flyover country before finally introducing a story.
Perhaps it is payback for the famous Saul Steinberg's New Yorker cover and all that it represents; GOP members of Congress from the flyover states are itching to tell Amtrak to go f―k itself.
Now he's showing FlyOver.
