Sentence examples for started to cover from inspiring English sources

She had just started to cover the fighting in Mali.

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

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

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

"I don't think we anticipated such a drastic, far-reaching defense, and then when EA Sports did that, that's when everybody started to cover their own turf".

And Stephanie Saul, who won a Pulitzer Prize investigating police disability-pension abuses on Long Island, has started to cover Queens.

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

After starting to cover his tracks, he calls the police (who question him like he's a suspect rather than a witness).

There are few of the fish that use coral as cover, but plenty of parrot fish and others that feed on the algae that is starting to cover the reef.

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.