Sentence examples for swathed in blankets from inspiring English sources

Some women come bearing "children" swathed in blankets before bidding goodbye with whispers and kisses.

A nurse who lives in the building said she saw five or six police officers surrounding a woman swathed in blankets.

One is a towering 2005 sculpture by Thomas Schütte of three grotesque male figures swathed in blankets and peering malevolently in all directions.

We were somewhat taken aback by the lunchtime crowds in Gamla Stan's cafes, swathed in blankets and huddled under umbrellas at their outdoor tables.

In one clip, a crowd of people can be seen placing the body of a young boy, swathed in blankets, on the hood of a car bearing the Arab League logo.

In the yard of a modest home in White City, one of the poorest areas of the sprawling township, a group of women wearing knitted caps and swathed in blankets wept over the body of one of those killed.

THE executive caregivers of the National Basketball Association fret over the immaturity of teenagers who arrive swathed in blue blankets on their doorstep without so much as a college kegger for a life experience, yet they have become playground pushers of LeBron James.

Five ethnic Uzbek men, swathed in wool blankets, with dark faces and almond eyes suggesting their Mongol ancestry, marched single-file through the alley and struck a deal for a fighting partridge, a large, red-beaked bird whose killer instinct is legendary.

Children who should be asleep snug in their beds swathed in warm blankets, are instead grey and lifeless, wrapped in burial shrouds; men, women, and children coughing, convulsing, and struggling for breath; mourners decrying the inhumanity of a government who brutally, and without compunction, targets its own people.

The witness said the baby was swathed in a blanket with his face showing and was breathing when he was found, but his body temperature had fallen to about 85 degrees, the paper reported.

Some of the wounded were ferried to hospitals swathed in silvery space blankets, their faces blackened with soot.