Sentence examples for it covers more ground from inspiring English sources

In the same review, he considered "The Hidden People of North Korea: Everyday Life in the Hermit Kingdom" by Ralph Hassig and Kongdan Oh, saying it was "wonkier than Ms. Demick's and less reader friendly, but it covers more ground".

Mr. Hassig and Ms. Oh's book, "The Hidden People of North Korea: Everyday Life in the Hermit Kingdom," is wonkier than Ms. Demick's and less reader-friendly, but it covers more ground.

By the end, it was clear: No one covers more ground than Williams.

The narrative covers more ground than it has legs for, and as a consequence its ideas lack that dramatic engagement in the chaos of their own historical moment that might have made them come alive.

Despite his size, James covers more ground stride for stride than almost any other N.B.A. player.

This led one writer to exclaim of his collection that "it must surely cover more ground than almost any other private one in this country".

If it's handled gracefully, as it is in "Dancing to 'Almendra,' " you scarcely notice it: the book canters along, confident in the pure pleasure of its own momentum, and before you know it you've covered more ground than you would have thought possible.

Sir Hartley Shawcross's closing speech was not so shapely, for it was longer and covered more ground and stopped more legal holes, but he redeemed the charges from the staleness which has fallen on them during the last ten months by his imaginative realization of what some of the mass murders meant.

It's easy to cover more ground with a team, but you should still stay targeted on your business goals.

It allows him to cover more ground like that".

The movie attempts to cover more ground than it can in an hour and a half.