Sentence examples for ideal cover from inspiring English sources

Roman ruins overlooked the intersection, and the crumbling gypsum ramparts provided ideal cover for ambushes.

High, thick grass reaching to the road's edge made ideal cover for guerrillas.

Dante Mancuso has the ideal cover for this undercover job -- his own life.

Kenya and the Seychelles have worked hard to drive pirates out or into prisons; yet war-torn Somalia is still an ideal cover.

The region is almost too high for helicopters to reach; there are few roads and dense pine forests provide ideal cover for insurgents, with short supply lines to safe havens across the Pakistan border.

The defender came through the Leeds United academy, making his debut for the Whites as an 18-year-old in 2012, and is thought to be the ideal cover - and future replacement - for Seamus Coleman by admirers at Everton.

For the Minimalist at Heart A luxurious drape not only adds to the dynamic of a room but makes for an ideal cover-up when entertaining -- an instant and effortless move towards a decluttered space!

And Mr. Omotoso said luxury hybrids could provide ideal green cover for an otherwise conspicuous lifestyle.

Galium odoratum or woodruff makes ideal ground cover, and its sparkling, dainty white flowers are the perfect complement to dark-flowered trilliums.

The classic unit cell is either limited to γ dendrites along <001> crystal orientation or too ideal to cover complex morphologies for γ dendrites.

It may not be at the acceptable level in many applications other than nanostructured optics such as antireflection window in which such randomness is even ideal to cover a wide range of wavelength spectrum.