Sentence examples for ensconced it from inspiring English sources

Hungry families respond to food with a touch of Homsi humor, another resident said: one joyfully celebrated the harvest of a single tomato; another, excited to find a live chicken, ensconced it in luxurious privacy in the soft bed of a newlywed couple, hoping for eggs.

Ensconced, it's as though we have arrived at a friend's weekend mountain cabin in upstate New York.

I have terrible posture, but I'm surprised at how good it feels to sometimes perch on my seat instead of becoming ensconced in it.

I always imagined him and Alastair ensconced on it to misinterpret a few intelligence briefings, before segueing into the next task with a classic GMTV link.

As the resting place for the great and the good ("civic virtue and civic greatness are ensconced securely"), it makes Woolf think, not of harps and heavenly choirs, but of "solemn council chambers and splendid halls".

Republican politicians are ensconced within it as well.

In "Searching," characters have a more passive relationship to technology ― not because they're less ensconced in it, but because digital communication is an inevitability, to say the least.

Since the existence of an afterlife was one of the things we both agreed on, I'm going to assume he's now fully ensconced in it, and has already got a few feuds going -- including one with God.

Henson served as its first president, and flatly stated that the Society would disband when it was safely ensconced in its own colony.

So it began what is one of the most unusual experiments in online journalism to date: it ensconced itself in one city in Indiana and documented how that city grappled with the economic downturn.

This is clearly a book that arises from the present moment, although not in the traditional way oriented to it, ensconced in the concerns of the two decades between the collapse of the Soviet Union and the crisis of the euro.