Sentence examples for blanket ground from inspiring English sources

Prior to the spring of 2006, when the Airspace Flow program was initiated, the FAA had to issue a blanket ground stop for an entire airport.

The only objects that will ever be seen again, forced back to the surface world by their sheer number, are the crushed cans of beer and UDL that blanket the ground, mummified in mud like Pompeii relics.

But if the toss was seen as being very important, it was rendered less so with the cloud that had rolled in during the early hours to blanket the ground.

Interviews with golf pros and players from Massachusetts to Maryland, primarily at courses along the seashore, where snow is less likely to blanket the ground, suggest that Mr. Wiese is part of a growing trend.

Accumulating hail storms can blanket the ground with over 2 inches of hail, cause thousands to lose power, and bring down many trees.

Frost blanketed the ground.

In the morning icicles hung from our windows and a foot of snow blanketed the ground.

Fallen leaves of oranges, reds and browns blanketed the ground, including the rockbed road along which we were crawling.

Snow blankets the ground and a single streetlight casts a curdled glow over a brutalist climbing frame.

They will write about what they see as they watch the leaves change and then fall, as snow blankets the ground and as spring begins to blossom.

The week before, two feet of snow — mostly gone now, with leftover mounds seeping foggy wisps into the saturated air — blanketed the ground.