Sentence examples for this may covering from inspiring English sources
Read Alys' blogpost introducing the series, then take your pick from four classes this May, covering everything from foraging and garden design, to growing flowers, and fruit and veg.
Filming continued at Ealing Film Studios between 13 and 15 May covering the elements that would be played into the screens on the set during studio recording such as the Sportsex, Artsex and Foodshow programmes as well as the audience reaction shots.
While this may be difficult, covering up an infidelity will undoubtedly drive a wedge in your relationship, especially if she finds out from somebody else down the road.
The soil may be poorly drained, gravelly, or overly sandy; it may be covering buried debris boards, cement blocks, bricks, and mortar; or it may be too dry or otherwise unfavourable for good plant growth.
Some electric car buyers lease their batteries, and if you have it might already be covered by the lease firm, so you may be covering it twice.
In practice, that may mean covering the entire shortfall.
If the F.D.A. does rescind its approval, insurers may stop covering the drug for breast cancer.
No one really knows to what extent some banks in Italy, Spain, Germany and other countries may be covering up losses from bad mortgages, business loans or other investments.
Because Mr McCain is going to tax health benefits that you get through your employer, your employer may stop covering you.
Of course, those accessories help with the illusion that I may be covering a potential story rather than living inside one.
We may be covering the horse race with more bytes and airtime than ever before, but we're looking at the wrong part of the track and don't know how many legs are on a thoroughbred.
