The phrase "a sheet over the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something being covered or concealed by a sheet, such as in art, decoration, or protection.
Example: "The artist placed a sheet over the sculpture to protect it from dust while it was being transported."
Alternatives: "a cover over the" or "a cloth over the".
Sometimes they spread a sheet over the couch and ate a big bowl of popcorn.
China Master was essentially on duty continually for nearly a year, overseeing emergency procedures in the hospital's hallways, sometimes pulling a sheet over the face of a patient she had lost and walking directly to the next stretcher.
FOR many people, moving into a summer rental means throwing a sheet over the lumpy sofa or rushing out to the hardware store and stocking up on plastic tumblers and paper plates.
For another thing, he could play endlessly with computers; at home, his wife finally had to put a sheet over the family PC to have any hope of catching his attention.
By Alexia Nader October 25, 2011 The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has taped over Shakespeare's name on street signs and draped a sheet over the Shakespeare memorial in Stratford-upon-Avon in protest of the film "Anonymous".
Though Ξ ν (-n, 0) is a function of one continuous and one discrete variable, conceive it as if it were a sheet over the strip ν ∈ (0, 1), n ∈ (0, ∞) in the (ν, n -plane.
THE government is pulling a sheet over TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program created during the panic of 2008 to bail out the nation's financial institutions.
In wet fans, sediment is spread as a sheet over most of the area near the fan apex.
He tugged a sheet over his shoulder, for the room had got cool.
A sheet over a bunk bed was 'the tomb'".
That necessitated perching a sheet pan over the roof of the museum and assembling the pastry in what Freeman describes as "hurricane-force winds while simultaneously holding lighting equipment".
