Sentence examples for bosom of its from inspiring English sources

it's a simple tale in which a dog (director Cecil Hepworth's own dog Blair) saves the day by sniffing out a babynapper and returning a lost infant to the bosom of its distraught family.

Writing about the unusual incident on its Facebook page, the Estonian Defence Ministry said fresh animal tracks the following morning revealed the young moose had indeed been returned to the bosom of its family.

Emerging from a womb-like bathtub, a baby burrows its head into the bosom of its darkly looming mother, who sits hunched over within the desolate landscape.

"Brock nestled into the bosom of it and was there for 10 minutes," Mr. Nygard said.

Yet even in the bosom of his home town, Grams can't escape the scandals.

Outside of the bosom of his family, however, people weren't quite so accepting.

At the end we find Alexander safe in the bosom of his grandmother's home.

Can he return to the bosom of his wary family and find some purpose in his life?

Now deep in the bosom of time, it is the greatness of the NME's history on which the 'new' NME assumes its relevance.

"Metaphorically speaking," he said, looking thoughtful, "we throw ourselves upon the bosom of your applause, imbibing its lactate".

We cannot talk 'lawyer like' about law -- about its emanating from the bosom of God! -- about government, and of its seat in the great heart of the Almighty!