Sentence examples for is cover from inspiring English sources
verb
To place something over or upon, as to conceal or protect.
- He covered the baby with a blanket.
The first is cover with moratorium underwriting.
He is cover for the Bath prop David Flatman, who has achilles trouble.
What it can't do is cover every watch-listed suspect and every soft target twenty-four hours a day.
But they also wonder whether management reform by a Republican president is cover for slashing domestic programs.
Give them bare ground and they will appear; thus, the first rule of weeding is cover your work.
"The core of what we do is cover the nexus of gays and sports," said Cyd Zeigler, one of the Web site's two founders.
Then he misses the yorker and is cover-driven for four.
The exhaust is cover-your-ears loud, and full-throttle upshifts are executed with all the subtlety of an M80 exploding in a steel drum.
50th over: New Zealand 165-1 A no-ball amid an otherwise impressive over from Hoggard is cover-driven for four by Richardson.
"The only thing worst than corruption is cover-up".
"I do think there is cover-up and manipulation, that's pretty much what I believed," he said.
