Sentence examples for get blanketed from inspiring English sources

This part of the country does not get blanketed each winter in the way Snowdonia and the highland parts of Wales do, but when there is snow lying all around, the white walls of this hotel look particularly impressive, and that tea by a log fire in the wood-pannelled lounge becomes all the more necessary.

"The area gets blanketed with 'no' signs," she said.

Too bad it all gets blanketed under unmodulated spice — an attempt, perhaps, to penetrate those booze-deadened taste buds.

"Mars got blanketed in cometary material and we observed it, our orbiters were right up close and personal," he said.

As the temperature plummets, and the rolling countryside gets blanketed with soft, white snow, Park City becomes a beauteous locale that simply must be seen to be believed.

Plane crashes get blanket coverage; car crashes do not.

Mr. Jenkins said that after looking over the scene he ran back onto his bus to get blankets for those hurt.

Three of his cousins, ages 6, 8 and 12, he said, went back to Beit Lahiya on Wednesday morning to get blankets.

At one point, the Dallas regional office of the agency agreed that the incident command center, run by the Coast Guard and BP, should get blanket approval to use 5,000 gallons of dispersant a day, to "improve operational efficiency".

There are many times we'll get blanket emails telling us nothing.

We took turns dashing inside between aftershocks to get blankets, shoes and jackets.