Sentence examples for normally covers from inspiring English sources

Aviation insurance normally covers physical damage to the aircraft and legal liability arising out of its ownership and operation.

The kneecap was separated from the joint it normally covers; I could press it down almost an inch before I felt contact.

Charles Bremner of the Times, who normally covers the bureaucrats in Brussels, told us that "the battered Charleroi residents were happy to see England fans go home".

"For people on modest incomes, having a child will normally involve one parent staying at home while the other works full time, for a period longer than parental leave normally covers," Betsy Dillner, director of Generation Rent, said.

Like business journalists around New York and the world, Mr. Serwer is struggling to cope with the decimation of the close-knit community of traders and bankers he normally covers.

Yet a characteristically homey North Dakotan atmosphere prevails, as does a typically North Dakotan take on Mexican cuisine — like the chicken burrito, which is served slathered with the kind of Midwestern homemade gravy that normally covers biscuits.

4 45 p.m. | Andrew Jacobs Randyy, neither you nor I normally cover presidential politics.

How much of this type of care does insurance normally cover?

The lower leg of passerines, the tarsometatarsus (usually called simply the tarsus), is normally covered by a horny sheath (podotheca).

Two cable channels that normally cover only the red carpet arrivals — the TV Guide Network and E! — said they would also telecast the announcement of the award winners.

Yet there was not a word about the incident later in the Israeli media, which would normally cover such a disruptive alarm even if it was false.