Sentence examples for start to cover from inspiring English sources

It makes sense that historians would start to cover the booming industry with the same intensity as writers covering film, for example.

Starting at 1 17 p.m., the moon will start to cover the sun, moving from right to left.

"The main barrier to more widespread use is that it's expensive, which will change as more insurance companies start to cover it".

When the current awarded projects start to cover large portions of the company׳s design and manufacturing capacities, the company confronts with the decision problem of choosing which customer order next to allocate the remaining scarce capacities properly.

So when analysts start to cover Google's stock, presumably using those traditional methods, they may publish target prices far below the offering price, possibly causing the price to decline.

Still others will not even start to cover doctors' visits unless they occur after a hospitalization — which, as Gary Claxton, a vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, points out, is basically a hospital-only policy.

We started to cover it in 1994.

She had just started to cover the fighting in Mali.

She started to cover her head with a hijab in public, startling some classmates.

JIM Reid, the Deutsche Bank strategist, has just started to cover equities as well as government debt.

So the magazine started to cover more serious issues, usually in its own inimitable style.