Sentence examples for nestling from high-quality English sources.

• Weekend Guardian started life as a tabloid nestling inside a broadsheet.

• Then you have ‘the Colt nestling warmly in his hand’—nestling warmly.

• Its villages are splodges of spilt white paint nestling in folds in the elephant's skin.

• Marked weight loss may occur in songbirds as they feed most of the prey to their nestling young.

• Nestling ever so nicely between your toner and moisturiser, this is the hardworking hero of your collection.

• Nestling in the embrace of York’s miraculously preserved wall is one of the great medieval town centers of Europe.

• In some species of birds with biparental care, the absence of the male results in increased or even complete nestling mortality.

• For millions of people, the run-up to Christmas is now indelibly associated with gifts left in doorways, behind bins and nestling in hedges.

Use nestling in a sentence.

• YOU might expect July 14th to be a day of riotous celebration in Okemah, a tiny town nestling in the rolling grasslands of eastern Oklahoma.

• Borers derived from a nestling epibyssate ancestor are chemical borers that produce a calcium carbonate chelating secretion from the mantle margin.

• Mather goes to touch the boy gently—this is his little son, he would like to give him a kiss—and the boy cringes, nestling further into his mother.

• Rick's series of culinary city breaks continues with a trip to the north eastern Greek city of Thessaloniki nestling on the northern shores of the Aegean Sea.

• This is Jalman Meadows, a luxury ger camp nestling in the Khan Khentii, a protected wilderness region between the capital, Ulan Bator, and the Siberian frontier.

• 10 min: Ocampos makes good down the inside-right channel and unleashes a rising shot that beats Robles but, instead of nestling into the top-right corner, rattles the crossbar.

• It can be inhaled and propelled down a throat and traverse the respiratory tree, finally nestling into an alveolus, where it replicates at three times the rate of the virus that causes SARS.

• A lot of this has been done at her mountain estate in Provence, where she can work in splendid isolation in a low, modest studio nestling in a little valley where there’s little to disturb her but the chirping of cicadas.

nestling sentence examples

• Basking in the morning sun, I would tuck into a warm pain au chocolat and send it down with a glass of fresh orange juice; the sweet and comforting smell of the pastry filling my nostrils and the welcoming tang of the orange nestling on my tastebuds.

• The ‘Ambassador’s Reception’ (Nutella stuff, chocolate, hazelnuts – basically, a giant Ferrero Rocher) and a peanut butter shortcake with salted caramel ice nestling in chocolate sauce stood out, the latter being a fun throwback for Millie’s Cookies fans.

• It came after Rodrigo shared a photo of her song nestling beneath Swift's Right Where You Left Me on the iTunes chart - to which the star replied: "I say that's my baby and I'm really proud" (the quote is something Swift's mother once said about her, fact fans).

• A book, its cover emblazoned with the title Family First, next to a couple of mud-covered saucepans, nestling in the wreckage of what was once a family home; a black SUV, mud-spattered, each of six windows blown in, the remains of a tree resting up against it, the indicator in its passenger wing-mirror winking on and off.