Examples of using Covers everything in English and their translations into Czech
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Covers everything.
The lava covers everything.
Covers everything except sharks.
I think that covers everything.
Covers everything, chapter and verse.
That mist covers everything.
Covers everything from kicking a horse to kissing a sergeant.
No, the soap covers everything.
It covers everything except one building.
I guess that covers everything?
If you just say,"I meant to do that," it pretty much covers everything.
Robe that covers everything.
Oh, my god,that's a big thanks'cause it covers everything.
Insurance. Covers everything except sharks.
But orange and green covers everything.
When snow covers everything, there is none to be found.
Umbrella insurance covers everything.
The Albuquerque office covers everything from drug-related money laundering to interdiction of illicit controlled substances crossing the border.
Mr Buchanan, our subpoena covers everything.
Our service covers everything from assembly, installation on frames, acceptance, and approval through to delivery, on-site installation, and commissioning.
His immunity deal covers everything, right?
Our expertise covers everything from downstream and upstream processes in the oil and gas industry through to production procedures for food and pharmaceutical products.
Well, I guess"life" just kind of covers everything, doesn't it?
And to keep them happy and stimulated here at the zoo. for any of our animals here to encourage their natural behavior Now that is just a term that covers everything we can do.
Looks like it covers everything we discussed.
They realize it's half cake-half Styrofoam We will be long gone by the time Covers everything. from the Radio Shack garbage.
And then Morpheus,the god of sleep, covers everything with his cloak of night, as Diana, using the new moon as a bow, shoots an arrow of fire that spangles the sky with stars.
High school and philosophy,that pretty much covers everything, don't you think?
Discover the Mühlviertel from a different point of view: where in the summer there are lush meadows, woods and streams that characterise the landscape,in the winter it is the glittering snow that covers everything.
The robes are called abayas and the veil that covers everything except the eyes is a niqab.