Sentence examples for set to covers from inspiring English sources

Purple rain From Alexis Hot Chip's storming DJ set, to covers from Jess Glynne, Christine and the Queens and Blossoms, Glastonbury finally had its Prince moment.

Leaving some margin, "Low-settings" are set to cover faults with up to 50 Ω resistance in this example.

The "Low-setting" of the overhead lines can be set to cover higher fault resistance due to low attenuation of travelling waves.

For now, bailout funds are set to cover such obligations.

The total is set to cover the next three years.

Fees are set to cover costs, ranging from 4,000 5,000 Liberian dollars (£35-£45 £35-£45 academic year.

Under the bill, premiums would be set to cover the cost of the new program.

Our business is set to cover its costs within a 12-month time frame.

Most of the 21,000 journalists set to cover the games will expect more openness than Chinese officialdom usually grants.

Lt. Patricia Hannon of the Yonkers Police Department said investigators believed that the fire was set to cover up the killing.

No sign remains of the fire the killers set to cover their tracks; a nearby plaque marks the place where the girls died.