You start by browning the fish on one side only, and under a cover.
We go, the eagle sits up front in the tuk-tuk under a cover.
Older homes sometimes have an underground shutoff near the sidewalk, under a cover that says "water".
Many exposed rock surfaces in the Arctic have been broken up by frost action so that the bedrock is buried under a cover of angular shattered boulders.
If you think you can taste chloride, then sticking the water under a cover in the fridge for half an hour gets rid of it.
He reported "men going into the flat every night" and said he saw the child lying under a cover with an adult male.
New York presciently did its first article on Howard Dean, the presidential candidate, back in February -- buried under a cover about "Living With Anxiety".
He also built the electronics to control the chamber, secretly automatically, out of hours, hiding his prototype from Blackett under a cover and only revealing it when it was fully working.
Show such a child a toy placed in a box, put both under a cover, and then remove the box; the child will search under the cover as though he inferred the location of the toy.
Felsenmeer, (German: "sea of rock"), exposed rock surfaces that have been quickly broken up by frost action so that much rock is buried under a cover of angular shattered boulders.
Republicans like to use the word "transparency" when it is to their advantage, but when it comes to financing political campaigns, working under a cover of darkness best serves their interests.
