Sentence examples for have covered from from inspiring English sources
In every war I have covered, from Beirut to Bosnia, I have listened to men (always men) recount moments that left shame — the terrorizing of a child in a quest for intelligence, the abandonment of a son encircled by the enemy.
Rather than eating the loss as a system error they should have covered from day one, they're calling up SERO/Instinct customers and giving them an ultimatum: Change plans, or give us the phone back.
But the same financial troubles that The Financial Times has covered, from Thailand to Japan and from Russia to Brazil, may torpedo its plans for growth.
As the speaker reeled off some of the issues Post has covered, from climate change to genetic testing, Cummings realised a Post fellowship would give her a foothold in parliament.
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In compiling this annual retrospective, I review terrain we've covered – from picking sheets to placing parents in senior housing -- and pull out the best lessons, one for each month.
Check out our retrospective of the show's best moments from critics who have covered "Fringe" from the start.
They have covered everyone from Helmut Lang to Manolo Blahnik to Daphne Guinness.
My tutorials have covered everything from colonial environmental literature to mid-twentieth century black radicalism.
Her documentary solo works, in which she plays a panoply of interview subjects, have covered topics from the Crown Heights riots to the frailties of the human body.
They have covered everything from bagels to Mae West (who is buried in Greenwood Cemetery) to the Revolutionary War prison ships that were docked in New York harbor.
