Sentence examples for protectively covered from inspiring English sources
On the bookshelf in my kitchen I have my grandmothers copy of Claibornes epochal New York Times Cook Book (1961), protectively covered in the remains of an ancient brown paper grocery bag and annotated in black felt tip pen.
By now, three or four generations have come up under the indirect tutelage of "the big three". On the bookshelf in my kitchen I have my grandmother's copy of Claiborne's epochal "New York Times Cook Book" (1961), protectively covered in the remains of an ancient brown paper grocery bag and annotated in black felt tip pen.
One woman, sitting with her Yorkshire terrier on her lap, pretends to gag, then protectively covers her dog's eyes.
In Paul Cadmus's homoerotic "Sailors and Floosies," a scary blonde with a cross dangling from her necklace, hovers demonically over a passed-out sailor, who protectively covers his crotch with one hand.
He's still getting used to being covered protectively like a president, with journalists filing probing pool reports about how he "reportedly showered and changed" after his morning workout in Chicago.
The chicks, covered with protectively coloured down, leave the nest during their first day, running rapidly on relatively large feet.
He lifts the book from where it lies on the bed between them, running a hand protectively over the cover.
It's featured in a Time Magazine cover article from earlier this month on Obama -- a pretty young woman holding lovingly and protectively on to her young son so he doesn't fall off the fence he's perched on top of.
Men stood nearby, protectively.
Joseph hovering protectively behind them.
