Sentence examples for is covered like from inspiring English sources

On Election Night, news is covered like sports.

And considering that every time someone takes a shot he is covered like scaffolding, the shooting percentages (42 for the Knicks, 40 for the Heat in the series, and 47 and 42, respectively, in Game 5) are superb.

The action is covered like a sport with a floor reporter relaying excited snatches ("In the blender, Bobby Flay has coriander, spinach and chives.... Morimoto is tearing open that crab....".) to play-by-play commentators who deliver portentous analysis ("The crowd is starting to go wild.... We've never had a battle like this...."....

(The official line from the city's parks department is that alcohol cannot be brought into city parks, though in the summer of 2003, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg suggested that drinking wine at concerts in Central Park was O.K. At Bryant Park on July 7, a security guard said he turned a blind eye to booze on movie nights, "so long as it is covered, like in a bag").

Her case will be covered like sports, he remarks with disgust.

A named-peril policy specifies what risks are covered, like fire, windstorm, hurricane and theft, and excludes everything else.

"The new ways in which the protests were covered, like Twitcast, helped make them national and international news," says Altenfelder.

Soon after joining Gap, he was dispensing styling advice on the pages of Glamour and Teen Vogue, and was covered like a celebrity by fashion blogs.

The Ashuelot was covered, like all covered bridges, not as an architectural flourish, but to protect the wooden trusses from moisture.

Several operational parameters were covered like coating time, applied voltage and gas flow rate fed to the fluidized bed.

"Scratch is a fairly complicated language, and so a lot of the computer science concepts that we teach at university level are covered, like object oriented programming, publish-subscribe patterns, concurrency.