Sentence examples for which you cover from inspiring English sources

I must say that the excitement with which you cover these matches is commendable and most welcomed".

I'm surprised the case of Karen Quinlan, which you cover extensively, is not as common a part of the vernacular as Roe v. Wade.

Dyer has made many water features with a false bottom: "You dig the reservoir of water so the waterfall can function and then create a false bottom which you cover with rocks and stones.

Half of the 120 miles is good distance, which you can cover at 60 miles an hour; the other half is bad distance, which you cover at only 15 miles an hour.

This garment, which is not entirely obsolete, is styled arbaʿkanfot ("four corners") in allusion to Deuteronomy, chapter 22, verse 12 ("you shall make yourself tassels on the four corners of your cloak with which you cover yourself"), although no literary reference to its use can be traced further back than the 14th century.

A slightly less daunting alternative is the Cooper Test - a 12-minute run in which you cover as great a distance as you can, or the 1.5-Mile Run, in which you aim to complete the distance as fast as possible.

Remove them from oven and carefully open the container in which you covered the mushrooms.

MR: And there's the Love Me Again LP, on which you covered "Slow Dancer," another one of his tracks from an older album.

Therefore, it's well worth planning some answers – or talking points – which you can cover in your responses so you 'wow' that admissions tutor.

Braking from 186mph takes just 6.2 seconds, during which you'll cover 246 metres.

It should have a drainhole in the bottom (which you can cover with a piece of screening to keep soil from washing out), and a saucer to sit in that collects excess moisture.