Sentence examples for its bosom from inspiring English sources

The official report the following year, written by Edmund Burke, foresaw that the EIC's financial problems could potentially "like a mill-stone, drag [the government] down into an unfathomable abyss … This cursed Company would, at last, like a viper, be the destruction of the country which fostered it at its bosom".

Iqbal, poet of the East, traced the warmth of Kashmiri soil to the "blaze of chinars it nurses in its bosom".

If it takes Jarvis to its bosom, the eco movement will have to get used to more discursive activity.

The sad thing is that, given the utter genius the Obama Administration has shown for pissing off the Democratic base through constant waivering, there is every reason to believe that the FCC might be tempted to view what comes out of this "industry consensus process" as something it can embrace to its bosom.

And after taking in the landscape, there's no better way to feel a part of it than to sleep in its bosom, in your very own cave hotel.

When you live in its bosom, when you grow up in it, you bathe in an atmosphere of secrets and of paranoia.

Taiwan's dilemma is reminiscent of that of countries such as Czechoslovakia and Hungary in the late 1980s, as the Soviet Union, already on the skids, kept its Warsaw Pact satellites clasped firmly to its capacious bosom.

The New York food establishment, which is not known for its generosity of spirit, took the book and the authors to its collective bosom, and Dione Lucas even gave a dinner for the Childs at The Egg Basket, her restaurant on East Fifty-seventh Street.

But Hollywood has hardly clasped him to its corporate bosom.

And I hope Italian fashion clasps him, deservedly, to its maternal bosom.

A chart invasion was duly predicted, but the mainstream public has persistently declined to clasp grime to its delicate bosom.