Sentence examples for somewhat cover from inspiring English sources

Guards are not valued in the same way tackles or centers are because teams can somewhat cover guards' deficiencies with help from players around them.

I've got you (somewhat) covered.

For IHC, tumours that amounts to >10% intense membrane staining are counted as HER2/neu positive, which somewhat covers the problem of tumour heterogeneity at the level of protein expression.

She fretted that the cardigan — a gray — might seem a little nunly, but if nunly, she reasoned, perhaps an intriguing counterpoint to the somewhat lurid cover of the Bolaño novel, which showed a Mexican death's head.

If your base is somewhat bare, cover it with a dark, distressed material that breathes.

Get a shade darker than your skin tone of somewhat shimmery cover up, (make sure that they're pigments that you can put on with a blush brush. Make sure it's the powdery cover up.

It was set in 1385 and, somewhat hubristically, covered much of the same ground as Shakespeare's Richard II.

Boletoid fruit bodies sometimes have hollow stipes with a surface that is smooth to somewhat furfuraceous (covered with flaky particles), and lack the reticulation (a net-like pattern of interlacing lines) characteristic of some members of the Boletaceae.

Straight drive : This shot is also somewhat like the Cover drive but it is hit straight back to the bowler.

The historic county and council area cover somewhat different territories.

The administrative, geographic, and historic counties cover somewhat different areas.