Don't forget the blanket itself--it should be very long and a bit rumpled, held close to Linus's body.
Now the city is in the process of blanketing itself with a wireless broadband network.Anaheim is not the only city turning itself into a giant Wi-Fi hotspot.
"It just started immediately, like we all had the recognition at the same time — that 'This is the day.' " On the streets of Washington, the human blanket revealed itself to be more of a quilt of intimate subcultures.
The suit claimed that since 2002, the NYPD had engaged in the unlawful policy and practice of religious profiling and suspicionless, blanket surveillance, dedicating itself to the "total surveillance of Muslims" in the New York area.
Though in theory sandboxed like everything else in the App Store, Apple seems to have granted itself blanket entitlements that let Aperture perform all the tasks it used to perform before sandboxing was introduced.Again, Mr Hockenberry says that Apple is free to do as it pleases.
This article briefly describes the results of the TBM design and analysis that have been obtained by the RF specialists ("NIKIET" and D.V. Efremov Institute) in support of the LLCB concept (both DEMO blanket and TBM itself).
The military gave itself a blanket protection by declaring southern Gaza a war zone, even though it was heavily populated by ordinary Palestinians, and set rules of engagement so broad that just about anyone was a target.
The first blanket had floated up and straightened itself out.
For the past three winters, the Roca Spur Bridge outside Lincoln, Nebraska, has been warming itself using an electric blanket of conductive concrete.
Using unusually strong language, the court declared itself "struck by the blanket and indiscriminate nature" of the police's policy of holding DNA material indefinitely in its database.
