In this small town, the boom years never ended, a stroke of good fortune that was explained by the coat of red dust that blanketed everything from its wide residential streets and manicured lawns to its golf club and drive-in movie theater.
Paint splatters blanket everything here.
High winds and an unending hail of snow blanketed everything in sight.
When I got dismissed, they blanketed everything together and said I was being dismissed for my inappropriate social media content.
IN winter in Juneau, Alaska, snow blankets everything, bears hibernate and Grady Saunders, the owner of the Heritage Coffee Company, fills his schedule with trips to balmy coffee-growing parts of the world.
Countertenor is the term that blankets everything -- whereas with sopranos, you can call them a lyric, spinto or dramatic.
So January 24 came along, and at 7 p.m. Pacific I was snuggled up under my new favorite blanket, everything I could possibly need for the next hour within arm's reach.
But this is the super-paranoid Church of Scientology, and soon they are on Theroux's tail, trailing his car, implicitly threatening Rathburn, openly filming them, and harassing them with legal threats (they aggressively blanket-deny everything).
We haven't seen grass for weeks, and trying to find stuff outside is almost impossible: the snow lies like a thick blanket across everything, blurring outlines and shapes so you have to guess, or remember, where you put the shovel.
