Sentence examples for really covering from inspiring English sources

He was all over the place -- defending, helping out, really covering our behinds.

"It gets to a point where no one is really covering what you're doing," Mr. Dodd said.

But despite Mr. Bacon's best efforts, you eventually wake up to the realization that "Picture" isn't really covering much ground.

The potential consequences of nuclear proliferation are enormous, yet you write that, other than some local German reporters, nobody was really covering Lerch's trial.

No one was really covering the story – most foreign correspondents and photographers were in Tunisia, Egypt or Libya, reporting on the revolutions there.

You can consider the network of design museums and art museums as really covering the field, and we're one part of it.

(Also of note: Leonardo Bonucci really not covering himself in glory, either).

But do a couple of decades of cash really justify covering a pristine wilderness with pipelines, drilling pads and access roads?

He says: "The LCF reputation speaks for itself, and what we do is really brilliant, covering both design and making, which you don't get in other colleges".

So the the rankings is really now covering three years of netball – including two major tournaments, and starting from the 2011 World Cup.

"The national media didn't really start covering Bernie that much until the beginning of 2016, so they are not as familiar with him in the south," Jane Sanders added.