Sentence examples for road covering from inspiring English sources

After three weeks on the road covering the conferences, my family certainly want me back.

It's his regular gig — that is, when he is not on the road covering the Yankees for The Record of Bergen County, N.J., his other regular gig.

"We were just a pair of vagabonds with knapsacks on our backs, the dust of the road covering us, mere shadows of our old aristocratic egos," he writes when the pair reaches Valparaiso, Chile.

Fairlie wrote many of his best pieces from the road, covering the civil rights movement, say, or working on a book called "Journey Into America" — unpublished but here excerpted — which found him downing drinks with a big-shouldered autodidact named Hooter, encountered on a swing through Minnesota.

There is a narrow concrete road covering the isthmus, built in 1945 by German prisoners of war under the direction of the Royal Engineers.

John Kass and Jeff Carlin are joined by Chicago Tribune Editorial Board member Kristen McQueary to talk about life on the road covering political conventions, Donald Trump's inability to shut his mouth, Hillary Clinton's inability to tell the truth and the media's inability to cover both earnestly. .

This year, faced with worsening congestion, the ban has been substantially extended: to 174 roads, covering much of the city centre.

The state Scenic Byways Program began in 1992, and today includes 14 roads covering more than 2,000 miles, none in the city.

It beat out other big players by offering the government more financially attractive deals, says Rao. GMR eventually won contracts to build six highway roads, covering 435 kilometers (270 miles), making it one of the nation's largest road developers.

The DMV has just published all the official accident reports involving autonomous vehicles tested on California's roads, covering the period from last September to date, on its website.

Flooding washed out several bridges and roads, covering one highway with 6 ft (1.8 m) of water, and entered the basements of houses.