Sentence examples for it a cover from inspiring English sources

Facebook's conviction that it's on a humanitarian mission to "rewire" how we share and connect gives it a cover for proselytizing its ideas on personal information.

By not disguising their relationship, Wozniacki, 22, and McIlroy, 23, have given it a cover of normalcy, which Wozniacki views as having helped them.

Gerry and the Pacemakers made a hit of How Do You Do It?, a cover version Martin had pressed the Beatles to record as their first single but they refused.

May 19 2012 May 19: Mick's Jaguar draws mainly from the oeuvre of the Rolling Stones, but don't call it a cover band; this Brooklyn quintet considers itself a "Rolling Stones improvement project," and it infuses the source material with a healthy dose of beer-soaked Brooklyn imprecision (as if it needed any more swagger).

"You might call it a cover word, to deflect any investigation into what you're doing if you're a kid who wants to get involved in something naughty". Image caption Malky Mackay said his offensive messages were "friendly text message banter" The Oxford English Dictionary says that banter means "to make fun of (a person); to hold up to ridicule, 'roast'; to jest at, rally, 'chaff'chaff

The New York Times editorial page called it a cover up.

"I'd call it a cover-up," he said on the ABC News program "This Week".

Behind closed doors, diplomats called it a cover-up designed to prevent panic.

Relatives call it a cover-up, an insult, and campaign for a new investigation.

"I would call it a cover-up in the extent that there was willful removal of information which was obvious".

McLaren called it "a cover-up that operated on an unprecedented scale" – and pointed the finger at the Russian ministry of sport, the Russian security services, and the Russian anti-doping agency for creating what he called "an institutional conspiracy across summer, winter and Paralympic sports".