Sentence examples for preparing to cover from inspiring English sources

A lot of people were preparing to cover their tracks".

Thousands of troops will start preparing to cover a threatened prison staff strike on Monday in a move described as scandalous by one senior officer.

For television broadcasters preparing to cover the tournament, by some measures the world's biggest sporting event, the odds will be nearly as challenging.

Workmen were ripping strips of blackened wood from beneath the windows where the tapestries had hung and preparing to cover them with plywood.

Cohen and Nicks also made certain that they attended the United States Olympic media summit, a gathering of reporters from around the country who were preparing to cover the Salt Lake City Games in February.

* The Associated Press, Reuters and three other international news agencies preparing to cover the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney were asked in January if they would wait an hour before making results available to commercial Web sites, including their own, and if they would credit I.B.M. and Swatch when reporting the results.

But the bullpen depth makes them better prepared to cover a sudden injury to a pitcher.

He said his insurers told him earlier this year that they were no longer prepared to cover him.

JOEDRAPE Not Icing, but Fogging When you prepare to cover a hockey game, you might pack an extra pair of socks or maybe a hand warmer.

I was so struck by the genius of Hargo's "Somerville Gates" that I rushed for my checkbook, prepared to cover a full 10percentt of the installation's cost.

Dwight Smith, the Tampa Bay cornerback, said he carefully watched the playoff game between San Francisco and the Giants on Jan . 5 which helped him prepare to cover 49ers receiver Terrell Owens.