They rode in silence, and over them was the same blanketing of thought as the girl had used.

"Covered with a blanketing of stones, that we threw down after it."

This also accounted for the blanketing of radio waves in their vicinity.

Then, with a blanketing of the moonlight, the rakish apparition was gone.

Extensive blanketing and electric heaters protect against cold.

The blanketing of the ground with a variable depth of peat gives the habitat type its name.

She was close to tears because she was desperate to escape him and the sensual blanketing of his body upon hers.

This is a minimal clip, and many horses with this clip do not need extra care beyond regular blanketing.

Steam blanketing has been postulated to occur between the partially spalled deposits and the heat transfer surface.

The blanketing of the sludge enables a dual solid and hydraulic (liquid) retention time in the digesters.

Possible blanketing of target area with hazardous materials in the case of detonation of nuclear warhead(s).

Most of the material is synthetic--I use terrycloth a lot and I've made things out of ordinary blanketing, outing flannel.

Such blanketing of the airwaves this early in a campaign - especially with the campaigns in all-out attack mode - is unheard of in Presidential politics.

Abyssal plains result from the blanketing of an originally uneven surface of oceanic crust by fine-grained sediments, mainly clay and silt.

Before the days of T-tails, there was a possibility of the downward movement of the elevator causing some blanketing of the rudder and reducing its effectiveness.

But from an economic perspective I also question whether the blanketing of the city with bike lanes-more than two hundred miles in the past three years-meets an objective cost-benefit criterion.

It is by reason of this cosy blanketing of his body, that the whale is enabled to keep himself comfortable in all weathers, in all seas, times, and tides.

I smiled to myself and relapsed into the state of half suspended animation which was normal to me at these times; a sleepy blanketing of all the senses except those required for the job in hand.

Another instance might be schools or universities or corporations that don't want to do a wholesale blanketing, but for example they want to keep their employees from spending all day on Facebook or logged into Twitter.

Apart from such aesthetic changes, involving the blanketing of large areas with uniform tree stands planted in regular rows, there is evidence to show that afforestation programmes have led to the alteration of other floral and faunal elements of these ecosystems.

Although one person nearly fell into the Capelinhos crater, there were no deaths from the eruption; generally, ash deposits and some projectiles caused the destruction of homes and the blanketing of agricultural lands in the parishes of Capelo and Praia do Norte.

I had a brief impression of a white flickering-it was the seasonal blanketing and uncovering of the land by winter's snow and ice-and then the ice and permafrost settled over the ground, unyielding to the seasons, a hard gray-white surface which laid itself down with every impression of permanence.

New York is by no means alone under the blanket.

My mother told me to go down and bring up some blankets.

You may have to test to see how many blankets to use.

I put them on, but still kept the blanket around me.

You'd better get her to bring a blanket or something.

She had a blanket around her to keep out the cold.

He did not return to the girl on the blanket.

You can sort of see their feet under the blanket.

He put a blanket over her and then looked at me.

He wanted a blanket but no one was looking at him.

The blanket was all the way down off his face now.

He felt cold, but they had put a blanket over him.

Had they so much as moved out of their blanket yet?

I saw the blanket open, the light came out and he went in.

He knew what would be true in his own culture's security blanket.

He came back a couple of minutes later with the blanket.

They had nothing over them at night but a blanket.

Maybe not even on the wrong side of the blanket.

She turned to one side, her hand outside the blanket.

In a moment the young woman was back with blankets.

She left him a moment and came back with a blanket, God knew how.

They got me out of the car and put a blanket over my head.

I put my head under the blanket, but it was no use.

It looked as if children were playing under a blanket.

She showed me a blanket she'd brought out from the house.

They could blanket an area with people to hunt him.

It had not been much of a snow, true; just enough to blanket the ground for a night.

Even at this early hour, the city was blanketed with night.

It is hoping to blanket the market with the 386 in a variety of ways.

Above and around them the white clouds still blanketed everything.

The rush of water must have blanketed all other sound from them.

It was as if the place had been blanketed by snow.

But what I objected to most was the all too often blanket opposition to change.

I see the moon go off watch, and the darkness begin to blanket the river.

The city has been blanketed with publicity about the team.

Every now and then, a thought tried to break through the darkness that blanketed her.

Grandma had set a pillow and blanket out for me in the living room.

Spring was in the air, but snow still blanketed the earth.

"These are images that have blanketed the world," he said.

But she might have some way of blanketing reception on that.

This was a mountain they were on, blanketed with snow.

The heat faded, and shadows began to blanket the land.

The ground was blanketed in fallen leaves of every color.

Before I forget, last night everything was blanketed in snow.

"There's enough cold stuff above us to blanket force speed," he said.

As phone companies blanket the country with offers of new services, many customers are confused.

Tomorrow, he would blanket the city and purchase ads in all of them.

But even as he lay on the desert floor the sand began to blanket him.

When he tried to remember, a fog rose up to blanket his thoughts.

Not when his need blanketed the air, making it difficult to even breathe.