Sentence examples for too covering from inspiring English sources

But makeup, in a sense, is a veil too, covering a woman's real appearance.

She taught a life-skills class, too, covering topics from creating healthy meals to caring for an infant.

Updated at 3.51pm GMT 3.15pm GMT My colleague Alexandra Topping is in Eastleigh too covering the Nick Clegg visit.

This is the same sleight of hand that you see in discussions of sex and class, too: covering up the systemic issues and pretending that the problems can be solved by the individual.

It was ambitious too, covering not only trade in manufactured goods, agriculture and services, but also a host of things more indirectly related to trade (antitrust, intellectual property and foreign-investment rules, for example).

My sister-in-law returned from a family holiday in Alicante in Spain and related how local residents tried to prevent her swimming in the pool, even going to the trouble of organising a public meeting because her costume was "too covering".

The danger, he added, would be if the McKevitt brand was presented too broadly, covering too many product categories, because "anytime a brand is so stretched, it becomes easier for competitors to nip off a piece here and there".

It leaps about too frequently, covering too many bases.

The above two features may be due to too few species covering too many phyla in our datasets, or indicate significant phylum- or class-specific evolution of Hippo genes.

Variable pay is now advancing in other countries too, and covering a much wider range of workers than before.

I spent too long covering the bloody wars in the Balkans not to believe that history denied can devour you.