Sentence examples for need a blanket from inspiring English sources
"Does he need a blanket or is he having a seizure?" Seizures may have been a symptom, but the underlying cause was a mystery.
What you'll need: A blanket (or rug), cocktail sausages, crisps, cheezy dippers, Scotch eggs, buffalo wings, napkins, cartons of juice (for the little ones), bottle of wine and cups (for the big ones).
Banks say that while the volume of delinquent mortgages means that they need a blanket policy to cover all homeowners who are behind on their payments, they are willing to work closely with widows.
I need a blanket or jacket to stay warm, and headphones are a must so that I can listen to music, watch TV and movies, and block out sound.
Most people I've spoken to (including the ISPs) confirm that we don't need a blanket ban, what we do need is education.
"It was very hectic and fast but very calm and happy... Amy was like, 'We need a blanket for the baby.' Joe and I were just looking at each other wild-eyed.
He now has a shirt and sarong but still needs a blanket.
"Like, as you drive by My Friend's Place," Neilson said, referring to a homeless shelter in East Hollywood, where his client Kobe Bryant had recently announced the launch of his new foundation, "it could say, 'Angela needs a blanket'?" "Yes," Swenson said.
Before the arrival of the Snuggie, we never knew we needed a blanket with sleeves.
Waking up no longer needing a blanket, my eyelids struggled to combat a light no longer radiating from my bedside lamp.
He said the Obama administration had failed to justify the need for "a blanket, generic, indeed punitive, moratorium" on deepwater oil and gas drilling.
