Sentence examples for bosom of a from inspiring English sources

Amnesia might be preferable to being clasped to the bosom of a family like this.

To discover the answer, Terrace thrusts Nim into the bosom of a willing colleague's rich, hippy household in New York.

When I return to the Amman valley, it is as if to the bosom of a friend.

Ms. Plew says she remembers precisely where she was when she first saw the bra she says she invented strapped across the bosom of a mannequin.

The plot, in a nutshell, goes like this: two wealthy siblings, Fanny (Pernilla Allwin) and Alexander (Bertil Guve), grow up in the bosom of a lovingly dysfunctional home.

In 1947, however, for a piece called "Diary of a Viewer," Robert Rice spent a few evenings "in the bosom of a typical American set-owning family".

The airstrip ran downhill, and we came to a halt in the bosom of an eager crowd.

"It had been 18 years since my last holiday in the concrete bosom of an NHS psych ward," he told me as we set about writing this article.

They settled into a teeny house on Sere Street, in the Creole-dominated Seventh Ward, nestled in the bosom of an extended family that included more than a hundred people.

This month, the cover of GQ, once graced by John Major, is filled mostly with the ample bosom of Jordan, a model, with the caption: "Naked ambition: How did Jordan get so, well, huge?"Indeed, the market has become so bland that there are now the stirrings of differentiation.

Nothing in the novel rules out the possibility that Jack might exist outside the grace of God, and that this spiritual condition, as much as any psychological disposition, might explain his loneliness and estrangement in the bosom of such a warm and blessed family.