| use cover | 6.19 | Plaster can be used to cover the holes. | ||
| expand cover | 3.29 | Such an experience could now be expanded to cover other markets. | ||
| extend cover | 2.57 | The agreement might be extended to cover Europe. | ||
| be cover | 1.25 | Getting covered in mud is half the fun. | ||
| rush cover | 1.05 | Analysts have rushed to cover the company in recent weeks. | ||
| sell cover | 1.05 | The workers say it should be sold to cover their unpaid wages. | ||
| buy cover | 0.86 | Many traders were buying to cover short positions as well. | ||
| repurchase cover | 0.79 | Open positions are those shares that have been borrowed and sold, but not yet covered by repurchase. | ||
| run cover | 0.72 | Large deficits were run to cover shortfalls. | ||
| arrive cover | 0.53 | When people travel to the capital, they often go by truck and arrive covered in dust. | ||
| die cover | 0.53 | Two other journalists have died covering the war. | ||
| stretch cover | 0.53 | It could even be stretched to cover insubordinate language. | ||
| kill cover | 0.46 | A third journalist was killed covering the war. | ||
| borrow cover | 0.39 | Companies also found themselves unable to borrow to cover short-term servicing obligations. | ||
| cover cover | 0.39 | He read the newspaper cover to cover and was a dedicated voter. | ||
| grind cover | 0.39 | In baseball, he had a lot more ground to cover. | ||
| issue cover | 0.39 | Separate statements and advisories will be issued to cover these events. | ||
| find cover | 0.33 | Almost four years later their remains were found covered with leaves, branches and soil. | ||
| have cover | 0.33 | Companies usually have insurance policies covering theft, he said. | ||
| provide cover | 0.33 | The New Delhi government also says Pakistani border troops provide covering fire for the guerrillas to cross into India. |