Sentence examples for would covering from inspiring English sources

Richard Ross, London N4 Would covering yourself in Deep Heat or Ralgex in the Arctic provide enough protection to lessen the need for warm clothes?

VCs on an array of 22 electrodes would yield a total number of 43 channels, which would allow covering three and a half octaves with semitone (Smt) mapping with one-semitone intervals between the characteristic frequencies of successive channels.

New enrollees would also have to pay a higher deductible before Medicare would start covering doctors' and outpatient services.

That would cover most housing in Brooklyn and Queens, but developers said it would fall short of covering many units in Manhattan.

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Equally important, they would be covering all of the entertainment, media, publishing and distribution companies on a global basis, and this would be both fun and educational".

"He'd be covering Nazi rallies and would go the week before to plan it like a film shot, making sure he got the right angles.

The prime minister of the day, John Major, telephoned Mr MacKenzie to ask how the Sun would be covering the story.

Hume knew this was not terrain CNN would be covering in its own Bush interview that night.

Meeting Britain's energy needs from onshore wind power would require covering literally the entire country in turbines, even assuming that the wind was guaranteed to blow.

Last year five newspapers admitted in print that they would stop covering sensitive drug-war stories, such was the risk to their reporters.