Sentence examples for traditional blanket from inspiring English sources

But homeowners are often reluctant to give up a traditional blanket of turf.

The turban, like the traditional blanket or shawl worn by men and the chador worn by women, is practical as well as religious and cultural, he said.

Authorities have resorted to smart filtering in recent years, a mechanism that appears to be replacing the traditional blanket blocking of online services.

"Unlike those from former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's era, the six members representing Rouhani's government do not have favourable views about the old filtering policy, which blindly punished millions of Iranians," Mousavi-Khoeini saddingdding that smart filtering mechanisms appear to be replacing the traditional blanket blocking of online services.

A targeted approach to soil and water conservation is more efficient in terms of both financing and labour, in contrast to the traditional blanket approaches of the past.

Her 3-year-old grandson is safely tucked in a traditional blanket draped around her shoulders, her stance and attire reminiscent of a caped super hero.

At a wind-swept rally last week in the mountain village of Moitsupeli, horsemen wrapped in traditional blankets rubbed shoulders with young professionals from Maseru.

He drove into the lush green mountains, past men draped in traditional blankets, through hamlets of mud huts crowned with conical thatched roofs, over crystalline streams flowing down from the peaks.

They wore hard hats, knee-high rubber boots, and huge amounts of clothing against the cold and snow and wind — not the store-bought mamelucos that the men wear but great jumbles of skirts, vests, sweaters, trousers, improvised balaclavas, striped traditional blankets known as llicllas, dust masks, aprons, work gloves.

Zero-stitch- and multi-blanket-type MLIs show significantly improved thermal performance (ɛeff is smaller than 0.0050 at room temperature) despite having the same fastener interface as traditional blankets, while the venting design and number of tag-pins are confirmed as appropriate in a depressurization test.

They are allowed access to the park to "harvest berries, a variety of seafoods, and traditional use items such as spruce roots and mountain goat hair (for weaving traditional blankets)".