The phrase "a blanket sit" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in a specific context, possibly referring to a situation where someone is sitting on a blanket, but clarity is needed for proper usage.
Example: "We spread out a blanket for a picnic, and everyone found a spot for a blanket sit."
Alternatives: "a blanket gathering" or "a blanket picnic".
A child wrapped in a blanket sits propped up in a large wicker chair, toying with a sprig.
That a person in 1964 could shake out a camp blanket, sit down on the lawn at Newport, and listen to Skip James perform "Sick Bed Blues" ("I used to have some friends, but they wish that I were dead") in that lurching, alien falsetto that's just plainly miraculous.
That a person in 1964 could shake out a camp blanket, sit down on the lawn at Newport, and listen to Skip James perform "Sick Bed Blues" ("I used to have some friends, but they wish that I were dead") in that lurching, alien falsetto that's just plainly miraculous.
BYOB (bring your own blanket), sit back and snuggle up under the stars.
Outdoor Film Screening (Friday) Good weather (and maybe a blanket to sit on) is all that is needed for these free outdoor screenings.
Your best bet is to bring a blanket and sit in the shade in the grass along the side of Broadway, where you'll also find the teams not on the pitch at the time.
During the cool months, you can curl up in the hammock with a blanket or sit by the fireplace in the comfy club chair.
It's rich with Texas charm: "Take a Segway tour with a singing, guitar-playing guide" or "watch the bats fly (take a blanket and sit below Congress Avenue Bridge)." But there's also "great farmers markets on almost any day of the week," "small, off-the-radar shops and restaurants," and "a five-gallon bucket-lid-size donut at Red Rock Donuts" that you won't soon forget.
Bring a blanket to sit on if you are outside.
Wrap your build a bear in a blanket and sit on the couch and watch TV with it.
Take along appropriate street furniture too; a fold-up stool or chair, a blanket to sit on, etc. Prepare your Labor Day supporting props.
