Sentence examples for be blanketed from inspiring English sources
adjective
In general; covering or encompassing everything.
- They sought to create a blanket solution for all situations.
Others will be blanketed with grass, a pebble beach, an outdoor event space.
In a few minutes, everything will be blanketed in a dense mist.
Would her mausoleum at the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris be blanketed by a cross, and would she have received the last rites shortly before her death?
American households will be blanketed this week by a torrent of coverage, commentary and regret about the 10th anniversary of the Iraq war.
There is historical precedent -- 11 Wood winners have gone on to be blanketed with roses; seven more second- or third-place finishers have done the same.
Poon Hill would be a hard slog, and because it's at a junction point with several other popular treks in the region, we knew it would be blanketed with tourists.
Central Park was blanketed.
Marikana is blanketed in silence.
Their coffins are blanketed with rose petals.
Flyers were posted, and e-mail lists were blanketed.
A peninsula is blanketed with cherry trees and vineyards.
