"Blanket" Example Sentences
1. She covered the baby with a soft blanket.
2. The snowfall blanketed the town in white.
3. She snuggled under her warm fleece blanket.
4. The thick blanket was so cozy.
5. He wrapped himself in a heavy wool blanket.
6. They covered the picnic table with a blanket.
7. I wrapped the gift in Christmas paper and a bright red blanket.
8. The grass was covered by a blanket of fallen leaves.
9. I kept the blanket wrapped tightly around me.
10. The fog blanketed the countryside, reducing visibility to mere feet.
11. The trees stood like silent sentinels, blanketed in snow.
12. The government issued a blanket ban on gatherings.
13. The army imposed a blanket curfew in the city.
14. She attempted a blanket denial of all wrongdoing.
15. The policy offers blanket cover for medical emergencies.
16. The insurance provides blanket cover for risks.
17. He gave a blanket refusal to discuss any terms.
18. They faced a blanket refusal of refugee applications.
19. There were blanket condemnations of her behavior.
20. The court issued a blanket gag order on media reporting.
21. She spread the warm blanket over his legs.
22. The bed was covered with a soft, fluffy blanket.
23. He grabbed the crocheted afghan blanket from the back of the couch.
24. The tent was warm and cozy under several thick wool blankets.
25. He threw the heavy quilt blanket over his shoulders.
26. The fog blanketed the landscape in a ghostly gray.
27. Autumn leaves blanketed the ground in brilliant hues.
28. The storm blanketed the city under several feet of snow.
29. The sky was blanketed in thick, gray clouds.
30. The road was blanketed in a thin layer of frost.
31. She pulled the blanket up to her chin.
32. He climbed under the covers and pulled the bed blankets over him.
33. The land was blanketed with a blanket of white snow.
34. Thick blankets guarded against the chilly night air.
35. She wrapped herself in a cozy chenille blanket.
36. The newborn infant was snugly wrapped in a receiving blanket.
37. A rainbow of wool blankets covered the bed.
38. The lawn was blanketed with fallen leaves.
39. The field was blanketed with purple wildflowers.
40. Birds nestled under the cedar trees blanketed in snow.
41. The crowd issued a blanket condemnation of the violence.
42. The judge imposed a blanket ban on reporting details of the trial.
43. The fire department issued a blanket warning to avoid the devastated area.
44. The judge issued a blanket gag order prohibiting reporting of the case.
45. Protesters demanded a blanket amnesty for all political prisoners.
46. The officials imposed a blanket curfew across the troubled region.
47. She covered the baby with a receiving blanket.
48. He snuggled under the woolen blanket.
49. The bed was covered with several knitted blankets.
50. A wool blanket covered her legs.
51. The fog blanketed the valley, reducing visibility to mere yards.
52. The down comforter and fluffy duvet kept him warm under the heavy blankets.
53. Autumn leaves blanketed the ground in brilliant shades of red, orange and gold.
54. Thick blankets kept out the chill of the night.
55. The lawn was blanketed with a covering of fallen leaves.
56. The field was blanketed with a layer of white snow.
57. She wrapped herself in the soft receiving blanket and fell asleep.
58. The infant was swaddled in a warm receiving blanket.
59. A layer of snow blanketed the countryside in pristine white.
60. The judge issued a blanket ruling rejecting all appeals.
Common Phases
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Blanket ban - a complete prohibition on something.
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Blanket coverage - insurance that covers everything rather than specific risks.
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Blanket denial - a general refusal that denies everything.
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Blanket refusal - an all-encompassing refusal.
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Blanket condemnation - a condemnation of everything.
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Blanket curfew - a curfew that applies to everyone.
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Blanket gag order - an order that prohibits all reporting on a certain issue.
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Blanket amnesty - an amnesty that applies to everyone in a particular group.
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Blanket application - an application that applies generally.
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Blanket charge - a general charge that covers everything.
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Blanket ruling - a ruling that applies generally to all cases of a particular type.
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Blanket someone/something - to cover someone/something completely.
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Blanketed in/with - covered completely or thickly covered with.
So some examples would be:
The government issued a
blanket ban on all public protests.
The policy offers
blanket coverage for all medical emergencies.
The company issued a
blanket denial of all the allegations.