Sentences with phrase «blanketed in a thick layer»

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These thicker layers will be perfect to keep him warm at night without the risk of pulling the blanket over his face or getting entangled in it.

I read a description of what sounded like safe bedsharing but it sure didn't sound comfortable: on a thin futon on the floor, no blankets or pillows, mom wearing a sweater, thick socks and sweatpants (in layers if needed) and baby in a sleep sack.

Azolla bloomed and died like this in cycles for roughly 1 million years, each time laying down an additional layer of the thick blanket of sediment that was finally found in 2004 by the Arctic Coring Expedition.

Before worms invade, the soil in a typical northern forest is blanketed by a thick layer of leaf litter and other organic material.

Today, high in the stratosphere, a thick layer of ozone blankets the planet.

For example, if she has been using a crate in the kitchen with a pillow for bedding, change to an x-pen in the living room padded with a blanket or thick layer of newspapers.

The air felt fresh after our time in Kathmandu Valley, where brick kilns and fires generate a thick layer of smog that blankets the city.

As if the thick layer of smog blanketing Los Angeles wasn't bad enough, the beaches in L.A. County — though popular spots for the locals and tourists — are some of the most polluted in California.