| He has no sentiment beyond a dudish and pompous admiration for himself, and he covets every hen he sees. |
| Talking to a fellow guitarist the other evening, he mentioned the bell-like chimes of the Fender Stratocaster which he highly covets. |
| No other city in America covets celebrity as much as New York. |
| Gradually they find common ground and realise that each of them secretly covets the other man's lifestyle. |
| If the striker covets a bigger stage, he and his teammates are at least guaranteed one next midweek. |
| That is why she covets the titles that eluded her last season. |
