Sentences with phrase «cover catches everything»

While messes occasionally escape the prefold, the Thirsties cover catches everything!

Not exact matches

I'll be covering everything from blog posts that caught my eye, to what I've been reading, eating, watching and listening to.

A terror on the field, slim, agile and lethal to any offensive player he covers, but underneath all of that, despite everything that is happening, even as he reaches out for more and catches bullets blindly, he keeps a hand in Greenwood.

«Muscle Strain» represents a «catch - all» term which covers everything from a slight twinge to a complete muscle rupture.

It includes everything needed to install: weld fittings for the valve covers assembled hoses internally baffled catch can mounting hardware breathers

I'll pay for a cover artist, and I'll pay for an editor (While there are lots of great CP's, people tend to be more motivated to actually catch everything when money is on the table, IMO.)

With a full line - up of industry experts covering everything from marketing, digital standards, library lending, social media promotion, and more, this event is a catch - all for anyone remotely involved in the book industry.

I've seen covers with eye - catching colors, amazing imagery, interesting fonts, and did everything right except for the facial expression.

I can not find work fast enough to generate enough income to cover or catch up on just about everything from diapers to the roof over our head.

In an interview with Andrew Solomon in Artforum, she describes working on one of her red net paintings: «in New York I was painting the nets and then I noticed that it spread to the floor and the curtains and to the window so I went to catch the red net and I examined it without noticing at first that my hands were also covered by the red nets and that was the turning point and I began creating sculpture so that I could put the patterns on everything».

That's because we know the covered reasons catch many travelers who assume their plan covers «everything» by surprise.

Our conversation that night was typically frenetic as we tried to cover everything that had been going on in our lives since the last time we'd caught up — we talked of their new life in Tasmania, about family, work, politics, PhDs, books, Aboriginal health, Africa, East Timor and of course, all our plans for the future.