uncoverable造句

• On the football field, Terry Glenn has been virtually uncoverable.
• Glenn has been virtually uncoverable in such situations.
• At the same time, the country's domestic banks are saddled with bad debt; by some estimates, 20 % of their loans are uncoverable.
• The uncoverable rookie, the receiver who just may become one of the best in football history, staring up at that ball with Robinson, the canny veteran who had come out of Hartford, gone to Colgate, somehow found his way into the NFL, and become one of the best.
• The New Englanders'plan was to nullify the athletically gifted and often wild-eyed Seau by throwing to the outside and sending tight end Ben Coates into areas where he was all but uncoverable by a strong safety too small to handle him or by any of the linebackers the Chargers tried to put on him.
• That Randall Cunningham has found a new life, been born again, been saved from the football trash heap because he has three wide receivers who are well nigh uncoverable and because now he stays in the pocket and picks and chooses his goodies, whether to throw the ball to Moss or Cris Carter or Jake Reed?