Other homes looked to be covered with red flame retardant.
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Like the concrete would be covered with grass and trees.
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It will be covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers.
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There were times he couldn't be covered with a fishing net.
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Biden's proposal specifies that primary care would be covered with no copayment.
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The cake will also be covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers.
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Every room and wall at my nest will eventually be covered with memorabilia.
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These additional fees can be covered with additional scholarships, university President David Rudd said.
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She and the others discussed whether Deluy's mouth could also be covered with tulle.
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The walls will be covered with reclaimed barn wood that's been sanded and waxed.
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His memoir can seem to be covered with a pelt of tawny chest hair.
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" The statement, added that "It will be covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers.
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Oil pits can be covered with simple nets to save birds from oily, gruesome deaths.
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The dip can be covered with plastic wrap and refrigerated for up to 4 hours.
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Fabric piles beneath the figure, who appears to be covered with a cloak or wings.
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Will Dame Judi Dench's face still be covered with odd, flesh-colored fur, for example?
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For 2365.25 minutes, the usually silvery moon will be covered with a blood-red/ochre shadow.
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That hollowness is the real problem because it creates shadow that can't be covered with concealer.
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"The part that hasn't been completed will be covered with a Ukrainian decorative pattern," he said.
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Under the proposal posted workers should be covered with the host country's universally applicable collective agreements.
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Bernie Sanders's plan strongly suggests that all drugs would be covered with no co-payments at all.
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"It will be covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers," Kensington Palace said in a statement.
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The proposal would require all U.S. residents be covered with no copays and deductibles for medical services.
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It will be covered with a robot-built fiber sculpture designed by the German artist Achim Menges.
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By the end, the towel would be covered with a thick white grit from the caked-up residue.
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I believe that everyone should be covered with at least basic health coverage that provides for an emergency.
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The three buildings will be covered with 350 trees and 14,000 evergreen shrubs of over 100 different species.
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The school board has yet to decide whether the murals will be covered with panels or painted over.
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The major disagreement was over who would be covered, with Newsom eventually going for the most conservative option.
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Without that netting, the worker's face would undoubtedly be covered with mosquitoes and—what's worse—mosquitoes that like to bite.
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We are using cheap (for now) long-term debt to cover immediate expenses that should be covered with current revenue.
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Special effects will make the fireplaces glow, and the entire castle will be covered with faux snow used in filmmaking.
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The Space Shuttle had to be covered with tiles because most metals wouldn't handle the heat generated by re-entry.
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Little chilled blocks of tofu will be covered with scallions and chopped peanuts turned the color of bricks by chile oil.
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These small hills will be covered with trees which will hide the giant hole from view, at least from ground level.
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Concrete roofs are set to be covered with gardens to provide food, trap rainwater and offer respite from soaring summer temperatures.
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What used to be covered with papers and reports is now a makeshift memorial with photos, a rosary and newspaper headlines.
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To start, each layer needed to be covered with edible glue so that the fondant icing would stick to the Styrofoam.
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The language bar will appear, but will likely be covered with another pop-up saying the page can&apost be translated.
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He did not detail the volumes Mexico holds in stockpiles or how many days of demand could be covered with emergency supplies.
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The piñas will be covered with rocks in an embers-lined pit and roasted for hours, giving mezcal its famously smoky taste.
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As the title "googler 1" (2018) suggests, the surface of this black-and-white piece seems to be covered with googly eyes.
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This is another factor I wouldn't put too much stock in since the mattress will be covered with a fitted sheet anyway.
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So, as an always-on hub in the home the Echo Fridge™ would be covered with microphones for the Alexa voice service.
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The terminals on batteries not sealed in manufacturer packaging should be covered with tape and placed in separate bags to prevent short circuits.
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The old maps, drawn up in 2006, imagined a situation in which Naganuma could be covered with up to 16 feet of floodwater.
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For example, preprint pages could be covered with large watermarks saying that they're preliminary, rather than just having a disclaimer at the top.
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Part of those costs will be covered with the surplus from last year's budget, which was a bigger-than-expected 12.1 billion euros.
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The new rules continue the undermining of the Obamacare mandate that requires birth control be covered with no co-pay as a preventive service.
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Stigmata of light emerge on his hands, and sometimes a fierce blue ray erupts from his eyes, which have to be covered with goggles.
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The estimated cost of 200 million to 250 million pounds ($257 million to $322 million) is to be covered with private and philanthropic donations.
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A condition known as hypertrichosis terminalis caused her body and face to be covered with long, dark hair; andgingival hyperplasia enlarged her gums and lips.
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What's next: The biggest platforms, with power bigger than some governments around the world, will continue to be covered with increasing scrutiny by the press.
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There's even a fingerprint reader at the side of the keyboard, or a Windows Hello camera that can be covered with the ThinkShutter camera cover.
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In this concept, the main part of the terminal located between the two runways would be covered with a glass construction, to symbolize "infinite unity".
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This could easily be covered with a plush mattress topper for those looking for a softer feel without losing the support that the Parachute offers.
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An eagle-eyed Twitter user named Chris Olson noticed that in the image's background, his laptop camera and microphone jack appeared to be covered with tape.
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Trump: 'If something happens blame' the judge Prior to the announcement, Obamacare required birth control to be covered with no co-pay as a preventative measure.
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He noted that for the seriously ill, hospitalizations rack up costs quickly, and as coronavirus spreads the cases may not all be covered with commercial insurance.
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The big mound of yellowish-white beans, already one of the taller hills in this flat part of the world, will then be covered with tarps.
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The trucks began lining up at Hong'ao, leaving a growing mound of dirt and mud that, planners said, would be covered with trees after it was filled.
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This marker cloud is then given a skeleton — straight bone-like lines that identify the arms and legs — and then can be covered with an actual avatar.
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About the size of a large dining room and 10 to 15 feet deep, the den initially appears to be covered with some kind of green vegetation.
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She said that cost could be covered with proceeds from her proposed "Ultramillionaire Tax," which would impose an annual tax on a household's assets above $50 million.
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It can be covered with a framed piece of artwork, a mirror, a sign, or anything else, really, and therefore avoid detection by anyone with ill intentions.
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If water temperatures stay moderate, the damaged sections of the Great Barrier Reef may be covered with corals again in as few as 10 or 15 years.
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Her team's other forays have examined sewage, soil and A.T.M.s (the keypads turned out to be covered with bacteria found in human skin, food bits and mold).
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A mural of a dancer in a red dress adorns a wall on the otherwise bare 68th floor, which will eventually be covered with street artists&apos work.
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Then, Snyder created a "mini-Angela" cookie, which he decorated with blonde hair, a smile and a button down shirt (eventually to be covered with the jacket cookie).
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Other doors in the new office will be painted red, too, Ms. Boghosian said, and a wall will be covered with art and posters from the old building.
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Jobs had always insisted that most of the site be covered with trees; he even took the step of finding the perfect tree expert to create his corporate Arden.
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Ngabirano said hilltops should be covered with trees and plants to prevent soil erosion and enable the ground to absorb more rainwater through the holes made by their roots.
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The sources said the prospect of fresh loan writedowns, which could not be covered with public money, was likely to force the two banks to raise capital privately first.
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Given its reputation as a world of active and bizarre phenomena, it should come as no surprise that scientists now think Titan might also be covered with electric sands.
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Pre-existing conditions should be covered with a patient responsibility provision where the patient is required and supported to take proactive steps to maintaining a healthy life/behavioral choices.
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Winchester wanted the carriage room to be covered with a roof so that she could get in and out of the house without ever getting wet by the rain.
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HONG KONG — From afar, the red brick sidewalk along King's Road in Hong Kong appears to be covered with a mottled white carpet that stretches for dozens of yards.
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The maitakes, after they were roasted with red-onion pieces and caramelized onion for the very last tart, would be covered with crisp, dressed leaves of pink radicchio del Veneto.
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What soap and warm water do Under the microscope, coronaviruses appear to be covered with pointy spires, giving them the appearance of having a crown or "corona" -- hence the name.
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Two large screens will figure as the sails of a Nubian felucca, while the main stage area will be covered with a dense cluster of speaker cones camouflaged as flowers.
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To match the restaurant's breezier fare, the walls will be bathed in bright pops of blue and yellow, and the dark wood tables will be covered with loud floral tablecloths.
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In New Delhi on Wednesday, Reuters reported, the Indian Supreme Court backed plain-packaging rules requiring that a greater portion, 85 percent, of a cigarette pack be covered with health warnings.
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In less than a year, says developer Senergy PV SA, this shrubby lot will be covered with 20.11,22012 gleaming solar panels from China, injecting up to 103 megawatts into the grid.
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Benches, couches and remarkably comfortable chairs filled many of the areas in between, as well as planters and fountains; the backs of the kiosks appeared to be covered with living moss.
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Aside from some snow falling or light pouring out of buildings' windows, the entire page in one of these scenes can be covered with diverse strains of gray accented with black.
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I believe the two women sobbing in an incredibly affecting way were from Venezuela, but their faces happened to be covered with veils, so that interaction remains detached from its context.
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Or maybe you have medical bills that can't be covered with your emergency fund — or a leaky roof that needs to be repaired before it causes more damage than it already has.
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Ségolène Royal, French Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development, and Energy, announced in January that some 290,2200 kilometers (2300 miles) of roadway would be covered with solar panels in the next five years.
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Ségolène Royal, French Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development, and Energy, announced in January that some 1,2003 kilometers (621 miles) of roadway would be covered with solar panels in the next five years.
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The country's telecommunication regulator, Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), announced Thursday that at least 25% of the city-state will be covered with a standalone 25G network by the end of 23.
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Under the restructuring plan, $1.8 billion of Bumi's debt would be converted into equity at 926 rupiah (7 U.S. cents) per share, while $639 million would be covered with convertible bonds, Srivastava said.
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Offered in three flavors — pecan praline, caramel crunch and espresso orange — they resemble colorful marble domes and come in a limited-edition marble box too pretty to be covered with wrapping paper. flairchocolatier.com.
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Biden responded by saying that his new health care plan, which would enable every American to enroll in a public option, meant that reproductive health care would need to be covered with federal dollars.
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Ultimately, the Xperia 1's camera bump narrowly edged out the OnePlus 7 Pro's purely because the edge is chamfered and less sharp, and the LED flash can't be covered with your index finger.
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The rest of the project cost will be covered with equity coming from the company, expected to exceed $1 billion, and with debt facilities backed by export credit agencies (ECAs), of at least $3 billion.
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Perhaps the most enduring myth in American energy politics is that there's an endless amount of vacant land out there in flyover country that's ready and waiting to be covered with forests of renewable-energy stuff.
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The lemon and elderflower Victoria sponge cakes are the same flavor as the royal wedding cake , which will be covered with buttercream and adorned with fresh flowers and was chosen to incorporate "the bright flavors of spring."
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If we learned nothing else from NME's Stormzy cover—repurposing a vital Channel 4 piece and making it look like he'd granted NME an interview—it's that mental health needs to be covered with integrity and commitment.
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And, after he says his contract with Bravo expired without being renewed in October, he posted a picture of himself seemingly hung in the Bravo offices that he edited to appear to be covered with negative comments.
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"My friends call it the mall because it looks like a mall in the (artist's) illustrations and it's going to be covered with nice rock -- but yes, it's a burial spot," said Arik Glazer, General Manager of Rolzur Tunneling.
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While The Hills alum was seen wearing a form-fitting dress with spaghetti straps, the singer opted to wear a reddish pink hat and a button-down shirt that appeared to be covered with stylized depictions of naked women.
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While his list of walls is growing, he is stumped why some landlords won't entertain his ideas, yet continue to allow their walls to be covered with random tags that reappear almost as soon as they are painted over.
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Aiding the warm spell is the fact that these winds passed over Arctic waters that would normally be covered with sea ice but are open ocean this year after a severe sea ice melt season and record-slow winter freeze-up.
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Warren estimates the proposed policy would cost approximately $1.25 trillion over 10 years and proposes that costs be covered with revenue from her proposed Ultra-Millionaire Wealth Tax, which would tax the estimated 0.1% of Americans with over $50 million in assets.
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"An asset quality review, related-party lending assessment, and a time-bound action plan to recapitalize banks and address non-performing loans should start immediately," she said, adding that the cost of recapitalizing banks could be covered with long-term government bond issues.
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In order for your favorite lake to be covered with the (at least) three to four inches of ice necessary for your safety, it needs to be very cold for a long time, so be prepared to face polar temperatures, and probably snow.
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A big bonus for parents is that you can stream Disney+ on a tablet or smartphone, so if you need to keep the kids busy while you're at the checkout line at Target, you'll be covered with hours of kid-friendly content.
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act, passed this month, says that the test and its related charges will be covered with no patient charge only to the extent that they are related to administering the test or evaluating whether a patient needs it.
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It was carried out gradually, until every part of the female body was erased, starting with the face, then the rest of the body — including the hands, which had to be covered with gloves, as well as the feet, which had to be hidden by socks.
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When it is completed, the building will contain two column-free galleries, a 500-seat theater able to be subdivided into a variety of spaces, rooms for rehearsals and events and the vast McCourt space — a dynamic area that can be covered with a movable shell.
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"We explained to them that the baby would need surgery as soon as she was born where we would work to keep the heart safe so it could go back into the chest cavity and be covered with skin," hospital official Frances Bu'Lock said, according to the release.
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"We have the most productive, competitive workers in the world -- we just need to give our people the chance to succeed," she said during a visit to Johnstown Wire Technologies, where every surface inside the production floor appeared to be covered with a thin film of white-gray powder.
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"Then these immense stretches of vacant ground below, will be covered with houses; the paved street will clatter with innumerable carts and resound to deafening cries," he wrote in The New York Sunday Dispatch, and yet the Croton works themselves would last "long long after we of the present time are under sod."
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These plans pretend that everyone can keep their specific insurance plan that they like; that everyone can be covered, with no gaps in enrollment, no cracks for people to fall into; that insurance companies, drug companies, and big hospitals can be brought on board to pass legislation without compromising on universality or quality.
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The gap in the paid-in capital will be covered with the bank's reserves, Hoyer said, while the hole in the callable capital would be filled proportionally by the 27 remaining governments of the EU. A deal on filling the gap has been reached at technical level to address the shortfall but it needs to be formalised by EU finance ministers.
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Even in "Certain Women" in 2016, when Kelly Reichardt wanted a performance so minimal and restrained that she told Dern not to move her foot while lying in bed, Dern found a way to express the contradictory desires, impulses and disappointments that were driving her character's choices by setting her mouth and squinting so that her eyes appeared to be covered with a vague cirrostratus scrim.
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"On the killing beds you were apt to be covered with blood," Sinclair wrote, "and it would freeze solid; if you leaned against a pillar, you would freeze to that, and if you put your hand upon the blade of your knife, you would run a chance of leaving your skin on it…" Bitter cold and extreme heat are still facts of life on "the chain," a nickname for the disassembly line of carcasses that snakes through every big plant.
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