1.   WebTV has been blanketing the airwaves with ads.

2.   Bush hopes that by blanketing the airwaves, his opponent Al Gore will be forced to siphon money from other campaign battlegrounds to defend the Democratic turf.

3.   Foley is blanketing the airwaves with TV spots telling constituents what he has done for them.

4.   Goodyear has blanketed the airwaves with ads for the Aquatred, its wet-weather tire.

5.   He is blanketing the airwaves, from morning to night.

6.   Minor said the changes were essential, given all the television ads from other dot-coms blanketing the airwaves over the December holidays.

7.   The pharmaceutical industry has blanketed the airwaves with TV spots decrying proposed coverage of prescription drugs under Medicare.

8.   The well-financed pro-gun forces, led by Missourians Against Crime, is blanketing the airwaves with ads and burning up telephone lines urging supporters to go to the polls.

9.   You hear it from candidates in stump speeches, and television commercials that blanket the airwaves.