Sentence examples for word cover from inspiring English sources

Gabbard chuckled and offered the right word: "Cover".

Rather than let that word cover the usual ground, let's examine it.

When I see a theme like this, I look for the literal meaning: wouldn't it have elevated this theme considerably if the word COP had been UNDER an entry with the word COVER in it?

In a telephone interview with The Lede, Mr. Rosen said that the e-mail from him to Ms. Ali was genuine, but her use of the word "cover" was an unfortunate choice to describe the visa he had been granted by her boss, Mr. Ahmed, that allowed him to report inside the country.

In the textile galleries, Ms. Zrebiec said, she wanted to show items from as many different countries, periods and techniques as possible; she decided to play on the word "cover" in her exhibition title to emphasize its importance as the museum's summer centerpiece and to show "all the ways textiles cover us".

The beauty of the system is that other users can downvote other people's choices, which unsurprisingly happened to me just about every time I suggested they listen to William Shatner's stirring spoken word cover of She Blinded Me With Science.

And these days, of course, for conservative Christians, the word "Scripture" covers "their" part of the Bible too.

I'm very stunned by Freeh's conclusion that — I don't think he used the word "cover-up," but he uses the word "concealed".

In his deposition, Mr. McLaughlin said that Mr. Reichle had used the word "cover-up" as early as the morning after the encounter.

He said at a news conference on Saturday that the original account describing the shooting as an accident had been inaccurate and, The Globe said, that while he was reluctant to use the word "cover-up," it did not "look good" that the detailed records of the case have been missing since 1988.

In Welsh, as in Hebrew and Somali, a single word covers both poetry and music.