Sentence examples for covers a bit of from inspiring English sources

This memoir takes her through her improbable acceptance to and graduation from Oxford University and covers a bit of her career as a writer.

I give the cover a bit of a stroke then walk out again.

Did the BBC not used to dip its toes in the French Open, cover a bit of golf and so on?

She did a BTec art course, which covered "a bit of everything", and then another, more specialised, two-year art course – though she was still not concentrating on fabrics and print design.

As does the showcase of YouTube 3D, something we covered a bit of this summer.

HouseTrip falls somewhere between these two — or rather, is trying to cover a bit of all of it.

Riders pay a small fee for joining a driver's commute, but this is designed mainly to help drivers split the cost of gas, and potentially cover a bit of their vehicle's maintenance in the process.

James Montgomery of MTV News graded her performance with a B, and called the cover "a bit of an odd choice, and yet also a supremely confident one".

The New York Times finally covered a bit of this story last month in describing the CIA-Saudi connection, in which Saudi funds are used to pay for CIA operations in order to make an end-run around Congress and the American people.

Some exceed 50 pages, with laborious descriptions of tubes and transistors, or how many millimeters of saline covered a bit of tissue.

For an extra piratical look, you can even cover a bit of your right eye.