Sentence examples for human nest from inspiring English sources

We were told that one had a human nest built by the Sky Cries Mary Roderick Romeroculptor Roderick Romero, who fashions elaborate tree houses for clients who have included Donna Karan and Sting.

Where to try it: Treebones Resort, on California's Big Sur coast, offers a "human nest," a semi-shelter made of woven and bent branches perched in a tree where one or two guests can camp out in their own sleeping bags and brave the elements, avian-style.

Megatron has fled and is recuperating and rebuilding his forces, while the Autobots are working with human NEST forces to… you know what?

"Now there is a category of human nests," he said.

From New Age cocoons and backyard playthings of the rich to public installations made from the wood of hurricane-felled trees to contemporary art objects that you can buy along with your Richters and Oldenburgs, human nests are having a bit of a moment.

Another threat to the birds is from humans; many nests are trampled on (even by the occasional bird watcher) during breeding season because the nests are hidden close to the ground and therefore difficult for passers-by to spot.

Like the insects, the earliest ancestors of humans formed nests: caves or campsites where 30 to 100 individuals gathered.

According to new numbers by Dow Jones VentureSource, venture capital investment fell in the United States last year but rose in China, India and Israel despite increased economic and political turmoil in those regions; despite the human desire to nest in bad times; and despite the fact that so far VCs have struggled to get much in the way of returns from billions poured into India and China.

The proximity of nesting to human habitation has also left nests open to destruction by children.

A few more steps and the plover immediately began its "broken wing display" — running and dragging its wing in an attempt to distract the humans from its nest.

Her smaller sculptures are made from the same material – bobbins wound with tresses rather than thread, ginger spider's webs and delicate human forms and nests spun from hair.