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For a man indeed ought not to cover his head, forasmuch as he is the image and glory of God: but the woman is the glory of the man.

This communique was unique in honestly setting forth differences rather than trying to cover them up with diplomatic double talk .

This is where you made another mistake. You were trying to be cute or funny as a way to cover your bitterness at her rejection.

He looked at me and I nodded, I took position beside the door ready to cover him.

This seems to offer a sort of legal invitation to criminals to cover their tracks, and the precedent will probably be controversial.

He kept his word, but the poor goldsmith was obliged to carry the two humps as long as he lived, and to cover his bald head with a cap.

A good example of a secondary gesture might be a person putting his hand up to his mouth to cover a cough.

Nothing like a pair of big, dark sunglasses to cover up tired looking, hungover eyes, whilst you walk from the train station.

No, it was up high enough. Maybe he's just not that good a vocalist and the sound engineers are trying to cover it up in the mixing.

And the lengths to which two of these defendants went to cover their tracks sounds like something out of a bad movie.

I really believe that there has to be a way to cover the folks who can't get care at all, and I think one of the ways is what we're doing.

Jessica Hart, a 24-year-old Australian model, used to oblige when clients asked her to wear a prosthetic insert to cover up her wide gap.

Benjy hesitated, his small hand going up to cover a bruise on his left cheek and a cut beneath the lower lip.

To ask a woman to wear real jewelry only is like asking her to cover herself with real flowers instead of flowery silk prints.

Whenever anyone is looking for him, act as if you're trying to cover for him.

how much growth is needed to cover the sadness out of a mirage.

All of her problems were exaggerated to cover up for Director John Huston's gambling and the terrible waste of money on the production.

Kids are perceptive and know something is up, so trying to cover up a harsh reality to protect them only fuels their worries more.

Heng shook his head, but after a few moments another sob escaped, and once more he tried to cover up his crying.

Newspapers such as the Muscat Daily have begun to cover the protests in a way that would have been unthinkable even a week ago.

It is not always easy on the attack as I burn a lot of energy in defense trying to cover Allen Iverson.

The Code is not intended to cover every applicable law, rule or regulation or to provide answers to all questions that may arise.

She acknowledged that error and said that "he had to do a year over" to cover.

She raised her hand to her wet head again, picked at a few limp filaments of blonde hair, trying to cover her exposed ear rims.

Ok my mother asked me to take an umbrella block the sun, can now is not used to cover the sun but I was used to block rain.

Reaching into her pocket she pulled out a wad of Yen large enough to cover AT LEAST three times the cost of their meal.

However, Wells Fargo is still setting aside large amounts of funds to cover future losses from loans, although less than a year ago.

The flare peaked early Tuesday and created a large cloud that appeared to cover almost half the surface of the sun, NASA said.

The accrued past bonuses of those employees who lost money would be used to cover the losses, at least partially.

Take a piece of card or paper before you start and use it to cover the activity: the point will be lost if you read the text first.

Perhaps a film is difficult to cover everything, maybe it has always been a simple comedy, you laugh to tears enough.

Trying to cover for the delay in the escape, he tells her that his division isn't mobilizing for a few more days.

"There was no capacity to cover as imports went up, " he said.

She laughed as she saw Nate trying to cover the long, kicking legs of the baby calf.

Let's see if I can name a few off the cuff or without any preparation . People wear pants to cover the lower part of their bodies .

It was Tiner who agreed that banks could make up their own minds about how much capital they needed to hoard to cover their risks.

Hu simply put the bike on his shoulder and walked to deliver help to a village where local officials were trying to cover up the problem.

Most of us lie to cover up a sin, or to take advantage, or to make ourselves look better, or to spare others the hurt of knowing the truth.

But both are going to be tested by Mr. Karzais call for a hugely expanded international security force to cover the whole of his country.

How much of your efforts, do you estimate, are really to cover the extra expense and burdens of these hangers on?

He grabbed his towel to cover himself, but as he did so she stepped out of the shadows and showed herself to him, in all her terrible glory.

This will probably be covered by running gas power plants that are usually only used for peak loads to cover some of the base load as well.

To be frank with you, it is impossible for you to cover up your mistake.

Cork can be shined and used to cover floors and walls. Because it is fire-resistant, cork is even been used as a material in making rockets.

Analysts say BP may not be able to cover such costs, and pay its dividend, out of cashflow alone, forcing additional borrowing.

First, you need to determine how much money you will need to find to cover the expenses in that category for the rest of the month.

A popular rule of thumb in the 1990s was that countries should be able to cover a year's worth of debt obligations.

He used to say artists used lies to tell the truth, while politicians used them to cover the truth up.

Were the police and authorities trying to cover something up, spinning another web of disinformation?

Police say this man may have been trying to cover the alcohol on his breath by drinking Wite-Out.

But merely to cover up what is with a lovely set of words, calling it responsibility, duty, love - all that has no meaning.

Also, do a break-even analysis that shows how much revenue you need to cover your initial investment.

At the moment he's got a bit of a knock and is probably a few weeks away from playing, but the signing wasn't made to cover a few weeks.

"What a wilderness it is here, " thought the surveyor, trying to cover his ears with the collar of his overcoat.

When it notified Bank of America of such gaping write-downs, the bank became fearful it would not have the capital to cover them.

He was young, a recent graduate, and he was on his way to a labor meeting to cover a threatened strike.

She`s the guilty one, she did it all, and she wanted to use the report to cover it up and drag us into it.

When he was hungry or tired, he did not stop because he wanted to cover as much area as possible.

Moreover, we had nothing to cover up, and there still wasn't a bit of evidence to indicate that we did.

To the company's credit, instead of trying to cover up the incident, IKEA acted swiftly and ruthlessly, firing two top executives.

So once we managed to cover that with a whole demystification program, people began to realize what Agile really meant.

But analysts have said the tax would have to be expanded to cover a larger base for it to be an effective source of revenue.

Mr Gonzalez said the technique, which has already won an innovation prize, could also be used to cover other surfaces.

Administrators and prosecutors believe that this young man changed nine of his own grades but also changed others to cover his tracks.

Well, how much would the insurance company require in constant flow to cover that 66 trillion (dollars)?

Xiao Tian went to the TV to cover the screen, as if he is the most sorrowful program in the world. He said slowly: "The dog --- has run---"

It said the provisions are enough to cover any potential losses from the investments.

As he sees it, Rodrik sees high rates of emerging market growth as a sign of how much ground there is to cover.

If carved too much to cover up its own texture and color of wood, as the builders did not take.

As your cargoes are shipped all year around to you, we make it a rule to cover insurance under open cover.

One of the leaves is seen to cover a bit of the tiger's back and stretch behind it's head.

The singer was wearing just a pair of skimpy black briefs and attempted to cover her bottom half with a tiny striped towel.

In case of gas, gas leak, fire, use wet towel to cover your mouth and nose crawl around the upper hand against the wind to direction.

The Indian media has also gone in a frenzy trying to cover her every move, from her clothes and greetings to what she ate.

As if she was using her breathtaking looks to cover up her sins and fallen soul, to deceive people, and drag them down to Hell with her.

i clung with both hands till my nails ached , and i shut my eyes as if to cover up the peril.

I tried to cover my head with a pillow to shut out the sound. It was no use.

Bone cement is often used to cover the canal after it is plugged.

As a rule of thumb, a country needs enough foreign exchange to cover three months' imports or to settle its short-term foreign debt.

Bolus - referred to as the fast acting insulin used to cover food, typically carbohydrates, some cover for protein as well.

I need you to cover up for me for the time I sneaked out of the house, or else I tell mom about your little secret.

She seemed so tough and self-assured, and made no attempt to cover up the scars on her arm. It was as if she wanted them to be noticed.

The British Consulate prefers to see the historical provenance of money intended to cover the costs of your course.

I'm not going to try to cover all that here, but I'll run through a quick introduction to signatures later in this section.

Kerviel did not deny he took risky bets and lied to cover them up but claimed his superiors knew what he was doing.

Often failed to use it as an excuse to cover up the weak and incompetent in Egypt, but never hard to understand the mystery of this place.

They suggested that the agencies should play a less influential role in determining how much capital banks should set aside to cover risks.

She almost threw up and both hands flew up to cover her mouth and she stepped back from the door.

Slowly and lightly, as if scared of breaking the peace of the night. She would help me to cover the quilt quite well.

"Nonsense, " he repeated, trying to cover his mouth with his hand so as to hide the two missing front teeth.

Slowly and lightly, as if scared of breaking the peace of the night. She would help me to cover the quilt quite well.

"Nonsense, " he repeated, trying to cover his mouth with his hand so as to hide the two missing front teeth.

Rather than trying to cover up that past, local authorities are now promoting Sop Ruak as the "official Golden Triangle village" .

The only way of ensuring that does not happen is to price fossil fuels to cover the cost of the environmental damage they do.

Nineteen days? I said it would be very difficult to cover such a distance in such a short period.

I'm afraid we've had to remind this man and his wife several times that they must keep a sufficient balance to cover all outstanding checks.

And rather than trying to cover everything, pick a few topics to follow closely.

After-dinner speeches should be like ladies' skirts - long enough to cover the subject, and short enough to be interesting.

Heng shook his head silently, but after a few moments another sob escaped, and again he tried to cover up his crying.

It strikes me that the author tries very hard to cover up the fact that she cannot read the Global Times in Chinese.

It strikes me that the author tries very hard to cover up the fact that she cannot read the Global Times in Chinese.

Caridad is saying that the president and this student are not in love because if they were, he would not try to cover it up.

To do this, ask the patient to cover one eye, hold the card about 14 inches away from his eyes, and read aloud the smallest print possible.

Dec: I had lessons for a while and just got up to grade 1 but quit after that and just played my own pieces or songs that I wanted to cover.

Pour sugar and baby oil, enough to cover hands in the palm of your hand. Rub hands together, as you would rub when you apply a lotion.

Since Drabble is a prolific writer with a variety of concerns, it is hard to cover all of her novels in as ingle limited study like this.

Be loyal enough to me such that he speaks well of me and is willing to cover up all my mistakes.

Ma'ruf said Israel was trying to cover up for killing thousands of Palestinian and Lebanese civilians.

At the start of the transfer window the Arsenal manager said he wanted to bring in a front man to cover a couple of key injuries.

Investing in the Philippines is very risky, so we've got to be very careful to cover all contingencies.

Investing in the Philippines is very risky, so we've got to be very careful to cover all contingencies.

But he said the bank had sought extra capital to cover an increase in bad loans this year to 8 to 10 per cent.

Third, by trying to cover too much of the technology, we ended up with a mixture of things that just didn't go together.

What this suggests is that the deniers were more likely to be truly deceiving themselves and not just trying to cover up their deception.

And with banks still able to toy with the value of their assets, they may not be able to cover the risk of loans, just as in 2007.

When it exploded, we all just hit the ground, and I was trying to cover up our daughter, because there was a lot of debris flying.

It was so dark that his wisdom eye opened and he said, Oh! There was a big cloud in front of him, daring to cover him completely!

What would be a reasonable rate to pay a child-minder to take care of your kids, for instance, or someone to cover your chores for you?

Fillon warned that European governments will not be able to cover social costs or reduce public debt without a change of course.

Snatching the sheet off the bed to cover herself, she stealthily makes her way through the house, and out of the door to find help.

The bank set aside less money to cover bad loans and said it expected to get permission from the Federal Reserve to raise its dividend.

If you can reform your offenses , your faults by themselves disappear . But trying to cover them over , make offenses more severe .

The horseman jumped on his horse and rode as fast as possible to cover as much land as he could. He kept on riding and riding.

they meet, because they do not expect too much to give life. they are very simple, they do not have to cover up in front of what.

He put his hands to cover his eyes on instinct when he saw the strong light.

Economists worry that if the costs of bailouts keep growing, governments could find themselves unable to borrow enough to cover them.

I'm rather disturbed by the way the company tried to cover up the truth.

Abel listened to what God had said about sacrifices so he brought a lamb whose blood was to be shed to cover his (Abel's) sin.

Think of it as the penalty you pay for not having enough savings to cover a catastrophic loss, and buy only what you need.

These papers showed how their manager tried to cover up the financial crisis of the company.

In fact, the decline was triggered by demand for the dollar from speculators trying to cover large short positions in that currency.

Tell readers why they need to read this report, and give a very brief overview of what you're going to cover in the main body of the report.

The Dominican Republic has also been a landing point for foreign correspondents who have come to cover the tragedy.

"Every data point that refutes that view is bringing Treasury buyers back into the market reluctantly to cover their positions, " he said.

A grid system must be large enough and the lot size small enough to cover the expected range of prices to be encountered.

The extra items sold must make enough profit at least to cover the cost of the additional time spent in selling them.

Not only were there no substitutes, but there seems to have been no thought that other players could have dropped in to cover them.

If funds do not allow, seriously think about taking out a loan to cover start-up expenses. The investment will pay off.

Cut the turkey into several pieces. Place in a large pot, add water to cover, and bring to a boil. Add the salt, and simmer for 30 minutes.

It is possible to cover up some signs, but nobody can control all of the muscles in the body (including 90 in the face! ).

The wording of the rules is broad enough to cover all sites, domestic and foreign, whether or not they carry sex-themed material.

Witnessing such a heart-breaking parting moment, several women journalists had to cover their faces, trying not to cry aloud.

Colton said reporters should be willing to cover stories from all sides and to work on the front lines of news gathering.

She said the Chinese government expects as many as 30, 000 foreign media personnel (accredited and unaccredited) to cover the games.

17-year-old sky, a little blue, large flowers big flowers of white clouds floating in the air, failed to cover the sun shine bright.

Trying to cover up the mistake is an act of folly.

When foreign reporters show up to cover news that might portray Egypt in a bad light, angry mobs sometimes chase them away.

Mr. Green said he doubts the rail ministry's operations generate enough free cash flow to cover the interest payments on its debts.

Meanwhile, American students may have more difficulty finding the funds to cover tuition given the troubled economy, she said.

but my uncle is ready to cover my boarding and lodging as well as other living expenses.

But my team aren't the finished product yet, we've still got a lot of ground to cover. You can't build a team overnight as if by magic.

Increasingly, many Pakistani women feel compelled to cover their faces or to stay at home.

To help prepare you for your decade of destiny, we're going to cover a promise a day in our DriveTime Devotions.

Do you kids mind moving out of the picture? I've got the story to cover here and I'm in a bit of hurry.

After months of wracking my brains, all I can come up with is: they pretend to cover the head and yet don't muss the hairdo.

Then get someone with a piece of card to cover up the note (s) you are about to play by moving the card along the score.

The word "art" may be used to cover all or any of the arts, including music, literature and other forms.

They give you a signal to go short, but be ready to cover when that signal disappears.

Don't know why it works, but giving kids sheets and towels to cover anything seems to be magical.

Once again, 2007 was a year for small-town newspapers in the Canadian border states to cover mill closings and paper machines shutting down.

Guy was a predator. Killed her to cover it up.

The bank is donating the money to local charities rather than to cover its debt liabilities.

Why do I always try to cover my small accomplishments under blankets of words that make light of my work or excuses for my lack of ability?

The two brothers decided to leave at dawn, for they had many miles to cover.

A: I think it was you that ate all the cookies but you're trying to cover it up.

We estimate that it would take a week to cover the whole distance.

Try to cover up as much surface area on the rest of your walls with the other pictures of your roommate.

Then in June, as if by magic, a never-setting summer sun gives birth to hundreds of species of arctic plants to cover the ground.

Love always easy to cover the friendship, when down love, to carefully observe the friendship.

So, blame form a complete set (perhaps say to do not deserve to cover) furniture is decorated, nowadays stealthily popular move.

On the dark path, down a shallow eyes, like a melted ice and snow, to cover the ground clear pupil.

In return, the long investors' principal payments for the bonds are set aside to cover insurance claims in the event of a default.

Perhaps members of the Colom Administration were trying to cover up their crimes.

State media have reported some power plants in central China have only enough coal in reserve to cover little more than a week's demand.

What was the first book she decided to read cover to cover?

I think it was you who ate all the cookies but you're trying to cover it up.

She let me take them home, and I read every one of them from cover to cover.

Besides, an exchange of journalists to cover Free Trade Area policies, or any other mode for the purpose, would also be desirable. 3.

A looming question is whether a restrictive Chinese government might clamp down on its ability to cover stories away from the sports arenas.

Kilims were made to cover the floors of tents or to hold goods.

The customer had to cover a game space within a school environment characterized by the existence of a terraced solar.

Sure enough, the horseman quickly jumped onto his horse and rode as fast as possible to cover as much land area as he could.

Here the coolness of a drop of rain dripping into my anxious dreams would grow into a round and shady trees to cover myself.

This point is too important to cover with a few anecdotes.

They should not be, because the best way to preserve your image is by trying to confront the weaknesses rather than trying to cover them up.

Towel used to cover pillow should last for 12 days, wash pillowcases once a week should be.

The deal is also likely to cover expanded reissues of Mr. Jackson's albums 'Off the Wall' and 'Bad, ' as well as collections of remixes.

Mr Berlusconi, who was not in court, is accused of two offences: paying an underage prostitute and exploiting his position to cover it up.

Some of these investors have now been forced to pull out of Brazil to cover obligations elsewhere.

You've got to have enough capital, actual money, to cover the bets that you're placing so that you're not putting the whole system at risk.

"Towards mid month" is vague enough to cover at least a ten or twelve day period, too.

Test Coverage reports identify the tests that need to be run to cover a given set of source files that have been changed.

China has been criticised for trying to cover up the scandal.

Towel used to cover pillow skin contact with the face, if the light does not face the same towel used to cover pillow for no face.

"We have been told to cover any suspicious object with sand bags and to report to the authorities, " he said.

After David knew about the death of Uriah & other soldiers, he did not show any repentance. Again, he used lies to cover his sin.

We had located the ever-changing front line of the Libyan civil war, a conflict we had come from all over the world to cover.

It's complicated to judge on hindsight, Oddo did well in Genoa, he; s a mature player and ready to cover the central defender role.

The goal of this series is to cover the entire spectrum of a portal project from initial requirements to ongoing operations and maintenance.

She spat as she ran to cover the well, shoo in the chickens and close the door and windows.

a mixture of lime or gypsum with sand and water; hardens into a smooth solid; used to cover walls and ceilings.

Be careful not to put to much on as it may ooze out from the sides but be sure to cover the edges.

He decided to leave at dawn, for he had many miles to cover.

That rise wasn't enough to cover costs for coal used to generate electricity, leading to mounting losses for utilities.

Within a month Alex had earned some $37, 000, enough for him to cover the entire cost of his forthcoming4 three years at university.

The two groups worked at remarkable speed, each trying to cover a greater distance than the other.

Her husband does have a job, but one salary is not enough to cover the high cost of living in California for a family of three, she said.

If the review results in the original decision being changed, an ex-gratia payment may be made to cover the cost of the review.

She was trying to cover internal fear.

Locals said police attempts to cover up the rape and murder of a teenage girl by a party official's son had caused the unrest.

She made up the story, and wanted to cover the fact that we were carrying the marriage consultation .

RA would also mention the name of a bogus firm to cover up the embezzlement.

blindfold: To cover the eyes of with or as if with a bandage.

A cloud began to cover the sun slowly, shadowing the bay in deeper green.

To cover or hide (something) with or AS if with a cushion.

Buffett is against provisions that would require Berkshire to set aside billions in capital to cover derivatives contracts it has written.

Beijing has been trying to reduce demand by increasing water tariffs, which are far too low to cover costs.

Since the third grade, I'd spent too many valuable cognitive resources concocting deceptive schemes to cover up the fact that I was gay.

The book tries to cover a lot of ground, but it remains (as climate-resilient cities will need to be) a bit pedestrian.

Be prepared to cover early plantings during the night if there is still a risk of freeze. Black plastic mulch can help keep them warm.

In attempting to cover such a vast stretch of time, it is necessary to have very drastic principles of selection.

Solar claddings can also be complemented by integrating into existing structures or to cover a porch or patio in the backyard.

Concerning the scale, the efforts to cover up the crimes have made it difficult to ascertain the precise number of victims.

To cover lightly with or AS if with a moist substance.

That the back of a familiar ah, but was to cover up the hazy night unclear.

It's back cover in it a circle, make the ZiKou high convex on case and closely held hostage to cover up.

Working with tomato products, one would need to have only a few green and red disks to cover the usual range of tomato color.

If he appears again in your school entrance, you will want to cover up for him to stay away from you?

Primary-school teachers would feel "vulnerable and uncomfortable" if asked to cover such a sensitive subject, says one teaching union.

This allowed the nanotubes to cover individual cotton strands and to adhere strongly to the surface of the cellulose fibres in the strands.

The "Green" movement is only a cloak to cover this very real problem hoping not to cause mass panic.

Visible white-light illuminators are available in a range of angles to cover different scenes and illuminate distances up to 115 feet.

a person around, but because he did not want to attend the meeting, all the excuses are nonsense, are unwilling to cover the expense.

It has said it needs oil to fetch $60 a barrel for the company's cash flow to cover capital spending and dividend payments this year.

As mentioned earlier, one of the main goals of the sample application is to cover as much of the WS-Basic Profile 1. 0 as possible.

He predicted that the Guatemalan government would try to cover up the truth, by smearing the Musas and inventing plots.

There are a few other sources for discussion of the topic, and I'll continue to cover them in this column.

On smaller day-to-day purchases, withdraw a few days' worth of funds at once to cover costs and put the extra money in your hotel safe.

FOX and Seacrest are going to cover the Super Bowl like any major event, like an awards show.

Loyal at the top but weak even by regional standards, it would be stretched to cover the whole country especially the vast north-east.

"Yes, it covers a lot of people, but the money is too little to cover real medical expenses in rural areas, " he said.

On the phone one night, he promised Dreidi he would raise the money to cover the rest of his tuition.

It is possible but very very hard to cover all of these in one social media plan.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan on Wednesday said that the bank's $14 billion in mortgage provisions ought to cover us.

Breakeven Analysis: a technique for identifying the point at which total revenue is just sufficient to cover total cost.

Dipped into a sauce destined to cover food, the spoon would emerge with a fairly thick coating.

Regardless of what tool you use, build an outline of the topics you want to cover during the course of your presentation.

Moral of the story: when you try to cover your ass, it always comes back to get even with you.

However, Sita says it's not just the news agencies fault for choosing to cover other stories but the fact that Africa is such a big place.

Then you turned back by hand to cover the moist eyes. And then you will understand. We really love, really sad, originally only those years.