Sentence examples for to blanket from inspiring English sources
adjective
In general; covering or encompassing everything.
- They sought to create a blanket solution for all situations.
He intends to blanket so-called "hot spots" with uniforms.
And they need to blanket Zimbabwe with election monitors.
Teams, sponsors and advertisers use the same video monitors to blanket stadiums with digital marketing.
It takes a lot of noise to blanket that signal, but "1989" somehow does that.
Agents have been known to blanket entire buildings with solicitations to sell.
For some, the scandal has ironically blunted their willingness to blanket their patrol area with summonses.
On blanket-to-blanket rotaries, the back is printed simultaneously with the front.
Thus, the blanket-to-blanket machine consists of a total of only four cylinders.
In-line rotaries are designed as a succession of one-colour printing units or, more frequently, blanket-to-blanket units.
All the combinations that the blanket allows on offset machines are equally possible on letterset machines: blanket-to-blanket and drum press.
While the fighting ensued outside, rioting prisoners set fire to blankets and furniture.
