The phrase "a quilt over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is covered or layered with a quilt, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "She spread a quilt over the bed to add warmth and color to the room."
Alternatives: "a cover over" or "a blanket over".
"I put a quilt over my shoulders at night," Gough says.
Maybe the wind would rattle the windows and we'd draw a quilt over our laps and savor the heady scent of mothballs.
As Tempie, who runs the safe house, hangs a quilt over a fence, she explains that escapees find their way to her using the quilt's codes -- with stitches marking increments of distance and safe houses along the way.
Toss a patchwork quilt over the back of a sofa, stencil a pattern onto a wood floor, pair a primitive accessory such as a basket or a birdhouse with a silver candlestick, and you'll be borrowing from ideas popularized by Dorothy Kinnicutt Parish, also known as Sister Parish.
You hit your ball into what seemed like a quilt hung over a concrete wall.
AFTER seeing a quilt spread over a waterbed in a television commercial, Francis Sheppard was inspired to stitch her own version and call it "Who'd a Thought It". Mrs. Sheppard, who is nearly 100 years old, estimates that she has pieced at least 1,000 quilts since she started playing with small pieces of cloth at the age of 5.
Outside an evacuation center at Oakhurst Evangelical Free Church, Barbara Milazzo, 53, and her daughter Jessica, 15, sat in their minivan in the parking lot Wednesday afternoon, using a quilt hung over the car door to shield them from the sun.
Outside the shelter at the Oakhurst church Wednesday afternoon, Barbara Milazzo, 53, and her daughter Jessica, 15, sat in their minivan, using a quilt hung over the vehicle's door to shield them from the sun.
If we could change her official title to den mother, we would, because that's what the magazine staff sees her as: a compassionate hug machine powered by smiles; a quilt draped over our aching shoulders on a long winter's night; an unlimited source of free, spot-on advice.
She was one of the first to drape a patchwork quilt over the back of a sofa.
As the duo sing, "They've all come to look for America," videos of thousands of supporters meeting Mr. Sanders, in different times and places, flow across the screen and divide into squares on a quilt that multiplies over and over until there are too many to see.
