Sentence examples for covers everyone from from inspiring English sources

It covers everyone from cleaners to carers, baristas to university teachers, and many others besides.

On the widest definition, it covers everyone from the almost poor, on $2 a day, to the almost rich, on $100 a day.

MPs are in the top 10% of earners, though this bracket covers everyone from £52,000 a year to multi-millionaire footballers and business bosses.

And single can, in this context, be a slippery word; Traister uses it to describe anyone who isn't married, which covers everyone from students on Tinder to long-term cohabitees, divorcees and elderly widows.

I covered everyone from Schubert to Roy Wood.

They have covered everyone from Helmut Lang to Manolo Blahnik to Daphne Guinness.

Her fantastic seventies rock-meets-country solo recordings, in which she covered everyone from the Everly Brothers to Smokey Robinson to Waylon Jennings.

In her tenure at the magazine, she covered everyone from Ingrid Bergman to Clint Eastwood — as Richard Brody notes, she wrote about film with particular insight and passion — and everything from the Miss America Pageant to the House Un-American Activities Committee.

The images cover everyone from Elvis Presley to Iggy Pop, via an aged Edith Piaf, achingly cool Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, ingenue Debbie Harry in windy New York... and the back of Sinéad O'Connor's shaven head.

"I did some qualifications and when I got the opportunity to be Scottish national coach in 1995 I started on a £25,000 salary with a £90k budget that was meant to cover everyone from the age of seven to the seniors.

Mass markets cover everyone from your nephew to your grandma.