Sentence examples for a soft nest from inspiring English sources
An oozing cultural comfort that'll prove a soft nest for nurturing good song.
One of your hamster's first reactions when she gets pregnant will be to build a soft nest to give birth to her babies in.
Reached by phone at his home in England recently, James Cooper, the engineer, recalled how they built the nest with bungee cords and bean canes and stuffed it with "duvets and feathers and pillows and lovely soft nest-y stuff".
Its nest, a soft cup within a mass of rootlets, is usually placed behind a slab of bark and contains three to nine eggs.
His frisée salad, a bistro standard, is a sophisticated, swirling nest accented with chunky bacon lardons, a soft egg trembling on top.
That needn't mean allowing "Blairite" cuckoos into the nest, only recognising that there is a "soft left" whose support is a precondition for a functional party.
Since termites have a soft cuticle and are easily desiccated, they live in nests that are warm, damp, dark, and sealed from the outside environment.
When the disused nests of weavers are utilised, they are simply given a soft lining.
The nest is a cup of dry grass, moss and twigs, with a soft lining of finer plant material or hair.
Nests are built mainly of dry grass and twigs, with a soft lining of plant down.
