Sentence examples for from a blanket from inspiring English sources
One victim was grabbed from a blanket as her mother was picking millet nearby.
A thin cat squints up from a blanket in his studio.
Far from a blanket ban, the law strikes a balance between gun owners and the larger community.
If you have ever passed a day in, say, Oregon timber country you know why a logger might want to improvise a jacket from a blanket.
As they moved across the compound, a 12-year-old boy watched from a blanket spread out on the front yard.
According to the police, Ms. Hutt's sister, Dorothy Landau, was making tea about 4 30 a.m. when she saw flames coming from a blanket on the couch.
And anyone who has waited all his life for the moment when, from a blanket-wrapped steamer chair, he could interrupt his reading of Anita Loos or Evelyn Waugh to summon a steward for a cup of piping-hot bouillon will have to wait a bit longer, for on the QM 2, I regret to report, bouillon was there none.
Werner Weile, who lived in Yonkers, N.Y., won $25 for his photo of Bernard Reinckens, the baby peeking out from behind a blanket (Slide 6).
But Mr. Phillips urged the justices to separate that issue from whether a blanket policy requiring strip-searches of all new prisoners was appropriate.
The rigid corpse of a young man lay nearby, his arm rising vertically from beneath a blanket, his index finger pointing up to the sky.
3 Soweto The Soweto Bed & Breakfast Association In the 1980s, whites visited Soweto (short for South Western Townships) by invitation only, often peeping out from under a blanket in the back of a car.
