Sentence examples for which blankets from inspiring English sources

It sits on a mountain top above a lake, which blankets the vineyard in cool breezes, while a nearby ridge protects it from harsh wind.

To help pay for it, rival phone providers must pay NTT a fee to lease its network, which blankets the country.

In many places, for reasons that also remain mysterious, coral has been replaced by an anemone called Palythoa, which blankets reefs without excreting the limestone skeleton that grows the coral.

And Mr. Shah is already researching devices that can protect the machinery of prosthetic legs from sand, which blankets much of the terrain in Afghanistan and which prostheses have trouble gripping.

The airline will shift away from the hub-and-spoke route system it has used for a decade, which blankets the eastern half of the country with flights meant to carry passengers to and from connections at its hub airports.

But unlike the existing Amber Alert system, which blankets an entire state with messages, the new system has the capability to be more specific about the location, calculating where the abductor might be in view of how much time has elapsed since the kidnapping and sending alerts only to devices and agencies in that area.

Mushrooms are another edible jewel of Montenegro's forests, which blanket 50 percent of the country.

Representative Christopher Murphy, the Democratic candidate, has been trying to break through her attack ads, which blanket Connecticut airwaves.

The diverse ecosystem in the Shawangunks also includes a rare example of dwarf pine barrens, which blanket the ridge top.

(The poster, which blanketed Amsterdam when the show opened there this summer, reads: " 'Crazy Shopping' the Musical — Better Than Sex!") But retailing did not offer enough theatrical tension.

The vegetation types that evolved were the first tropical rainforests, which blanketed most of the Earth's land surfaces at that time.