Coverley

[ kuhv-er-lee ]

noun

1. Sir Roger de, a literary figure representing the ideal of the early 18th-century squire in The Spectator, by Addison and Steele.

Coverley

/ ˈkʌvəlɪ /

noun

1. See Sir Roger de Coverley

Example Sentences

“I want the public to know trafficking and abuse of opioids is a serious and deadly problem nationwide and Douglas County is no exception,” Sheriff Dan Coverley said.

From Washington Times

Douglas County Sheriff Dan Coverley and Undersheriff Ron Elges promised to provide an update about the investigation later in the day.

From Washington Times

The clash of rallies Saturday came days after Douglas County Sheriff Dan Coverley attracted national attention for telling the local library not to bother calling 911 for help after board members publicly considered a statement opposing “all forms of racism, hatred, inequality and injustice” and the line “We support #Black Lives Matter.”

From Washington Times

State Assemblyman Jim Wheeler estimated as many as 2,000 people cheered Coverley after fewer than 40 Black Lives Matter demonstrators arrived on Main Street in Minden.

From Washington Times

Plans to organize a demonstration against racial injustice that spread on social media spawned competing campaigns supporting Coverley and inviting supporters to back sheriff’s deputies.

From Washington Times