Sentence examples for covers regularly from inspiring English sources

It often appears on book covers, regularly flashes up in TV documentaries, and with good reason.

Times conferences — like the business-focused DealBook conference and the Global Forum, the latest of which was held last week in Singapore — routinely feature panelists from companies and organizations that The Times covers regularly.

Climate change is an issue he covers regularly on his shows, where he has interviewed climate science deniers such as Christopher Monckton (a familiar name to Australians given his multiple speaking tours here), Marc Morano and James Delingpole.

Bed linens from Area will be on sale Dec. 10 and 11 (duvet covers, regularly $245, will be $60; blankets, originally $310, will be $70; pillowcases, regularly $40, will be $1055 55 East 11th Street (Broadway), (212) 924-7084; areahome.com for information.

Bedding will be deeply discounted at Archipelago Design's sale, on Friday and Saturday, but only cash will be accepted for orders under $250 50-by-60-inch 50-by-60-inch 50-by-60-inch 50-by-60-inchly $400, will be $40 to $50; duvet covers, regularly $900, will be $100; 26-inch-square shams, originally $225, will be $50); 105 Rivington Street (Essex Street), (212) 334-9460 or archipelagoinc.com.

He is already a major celebrity in Spain, where he graces magazine covers regularly (and, regularly, without a shirt).

Qui was once covered regularly in national food publications like Bon Appétit or Food & Wine.

One subject covered regularly on the wireless was architecture and the built environment.

The cover regularly features in polls of the greatest sleeves of all time and was chosen for a set of Royal Mail stamps depicting classic album covers last year.

Behind their studio is a full-size plywood replica of a 1980s subway car, which they cover regularly with intricate pieces and figures.

The Airbus A321 had just taken off from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, on its way to St Petersburg, Russia, a route it covered regularly.