Patiently searching the database, she found three plans that covered all my drugs.
He then went away and recorded an entire soundtrack that covered all of the worlds.
So that was the system that covered all of our lives – all of the male lives, anyway.
If we Americans had a national single-payer system that covered all of our people, the arguments against infringement on religious liberty would be a moot point.
In the early days, they were often reimbursed by indemnity insurance plans that covered all services when they cared for AIDS patients.
Edison's cylinder, which cost about 7 cents to manufacture, sold for 50 cents, providing a nice gross margin that covered all manner of strategic missteps.
The Met Office issued a yellow warning for heavy rainfall that covered all of mainland Britain save for the western tips.
"I don't know how to solve all the problems," Farishta said meekly, tightly tugging on a shawl that covered all but the pale oval of her face.
The biennial event had evolved from a strictly scientific conference into a forum that covered all facets of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and was attended by persons who represented a large variety of voices, experiences, and concerns.
Founded by a Yemeni press-freedom sparkplug, Rahma Hugaira, the office was bustling with girls, whose hunger to speak their minds filtered right through the black robes that covered all but their eyes.
The scene became an inferno; 17 ships sank, many exploding, with a huge fountain of sparks spewing skywards from a Case Petrol Carrier that covered all in blazing 100-octane fuel.
