Sentence examples for which they cover from inspiring English sources

Behind their studio is a full-size plywood replica of a 1980s subway car, which they cover regularly with intricate pieces and figures.

Late in the movie, Angele goes to visit her spinster aunts in Poitiers, and the fussiness and vanity with which they cover up their essential loneliness is meant as a pointed lesson to their niece.

She helps the children to craft birds out of foam balls, which they cover with glittery sand, and then fashion beaks out of pipe cleaners which also do for the legs.

Newspapers may indeed be no longer directly funded and controlled by political parties, but the majority are highly partisan in a party political sense, and this most certainly affects the way in which they cover politics in the UK.

Rayna's daughters are played by Lennon and Maisy Stella, Canadian sisters whose parents perform as the Stellas (they appeared on the CMT reality competition "Can You Duet"); the sisters have a YouTube channel of their own in which they cover songs by moody female singers, including a cover of a Robyn song that verges on a Tune-Yards performance.

Biofilms are abundant in a multitude of aquatic environments in which they cover all kinds of inorganic and organic solid surfaces.

She and her street family spent their nights on the rock, which they covered with a stolen rug, until they reached the top of Streetwork's waiting list again, a process that typically took several weeks.

Bells signaled the start of sections; the dancers wound around the fountain in a processional in which they covered their faces, opened their arms and raised their hands to the sky.

Maybe she should be awarded gold medals for taking American history and not shooting everybody during the hour and a half in which they covered 500 years of Indian history".

Their last monumental trip took an entire year, during which they covered more than 4,000 miles of both urban and untouched terrain in Alaska, Washington and Canada by foot, raft and ski.

So no Madness, the song that gave the London group their name (and which they covered), or One Step Beyond, or Enjoy Yourself, the song the Specials still leave the stage to.