Sentence examples for blanket name from inspiring English sources

How do they judge us when our officials know that their membership is less than 25percentt communist and yet insist on giving them the blanket name?

So much so that these various sects were given the blanket name Gnostics (from the Greek word for "knowledge") to highlight their shared focus on first-hand experience of the holy oil as what defines a christian, rather than second-hand faith in scripture or the priesthood.

She was also drawn to the super-soft Richard Nixon blanket (named after "a lousy president" who had "great taste," Mr. Adler later told a reporter).

In particular, an innovative high temperature liquid blanket (named HTL) concept with the multi-layer flow channel inserts in the liquid metal LiPb channels and the reduced activation ferritic/martensitic steel as the structural material is proposed to achieve LiPb outlet temperature of about 1000 °C for high efficient production of hydrogen.

Most recently, the blanket was named one of the top 500 mail-order products available nationwide by the National Mail Order Association, based in Minneapolis.

Her grandmother made sweaters, blankets, you name it, and Jessica, who is in the fashion industry, and decided she would give knitting a try.

Much like a playbook, the Horse Blanket (whose intriguing name goes unexplained here) detailed the cost of each option, its level of disruption and its impact on foreign policy.

The greatest football player of all time wants you to buy a £100 blanket with his name on it.

You will also receive a complimentary foot massage, a blanket with your name monogrammed on it, and a personal valet who will read your in-flight magazine to you so you don't have to strain your eyes.

Two weeks ago a pedophile pop star named Michael Jefferson, who has a son named Blanket, came around to taking fatherhood seriously.

In California's unusual "blanket" primary, the names of all candidates will appear on the same ballot regardless of party.