Sentence examples for next coverage from inspiring English sources

Unlike Ms. Moore's first record, her next, "Coverage," is marketing-wisdom free.

HP offers four years of "next coverage day call to repair" on desktops for up to £208.80.

One potential approach would require individuals to maintain health insurance or face some kind of financial penalty when they next seek coverage, ­although insurers still could be blocked from charging higher premiums based on health status.

He will buy British newspapers and hang their front pages in his restaurant's bathroom, behind a door reading "Loo," and on the walls next to coverage of Prince Harry's birth and the deaths of Diana, the Princess of Wales, and the queen mother.

Our next EFL coverage on the BBC Sport website and app is on Saturday from 14 00 GMT.

What next for coverage of one of America's most colourful and corrupt cities? Can living without the web increase the social divide?

On that note, I'm reminded of a European rival based on the same idea that launched just yesterday (see The Next Web coverage for more): 9flats, which was established by Qype founder Stephan Uhrenbacher.

Great selection from Trulli, shame about all the TROLL comments about next seasons coverage underneath though, I'm also annoyed, but I have the insight to realise that the deal is done, it's out of my hands and going on the internet and acting like a spoilt child on Andrew Bensons blog is going to get me nowhere.

Colleagues said they, too, were trailed by the garish top online — including in a recent ad on the Los Angeles Times website next to coverage of the Camp fire.

Because vessel structure and function can be affected by association with perivascular cells, we next analyzed coverage of the tumor vessels by NG2- and desmin-positive pericytes.

Even rival New York Daily News gave the speech next-day coverage and credited the Post as the sponsor.