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cover the waterfront |
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cover the waterfront to deal with every detail concerning a specific topic. Her talk really covered the waterfront. By the time she finished, I knew much more than I wanted to know. See also: cover cover the waterfront (American) to talk about every part of a subject, or to deal with every part of a job It was a mistake to try and cover the waterfront in her talk - one or two points would have been enough. It's obvious one salesman can't cover the waterfront. We'll need a whole team for this area. See also: cover cover the waterfront to deal with all parts of a subject or area of interest, not omitting anything The FBI cannot expect a handful of agents to cover the waterfront in investigating terrorism. See also: cover How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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While the book offers thematic sections, it does not cover the waterfront by any means. And Talk will continue to cover the waterfront on all that's bubbling up in today's culture. The Night We Called It A Day I Cover The Waterfront Maybe You'll Be There Laura Lonely Town Autumn Leaves I'm A Fool To Want You I Think Of You Where Is The One? |
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