Sentence examples for make a den from inspiring English sources
When I was seven, my best friend, Jane, was allowed to make a den in her dad's garden shed.
Zephan goes off to make a den; Noah picks up his Lego; Josiah decides the seal activity has more life in it and starts a painting.
Alternatively, make a den under the quilt of your bed or pull blankets over your head.
You could hang a tarp on the branches of trees to make a "den" or you could use a shed.
Make a "dog den" with a roof.
Just the other day, Laila was making a den from a duvet in the living room and wanted to explain how magical it was.
So curtailed is some contemporary children's freedom that according to the survey of 2,000 children and 2,000 parents, a third of six to 15-year-olds had never climbed a tree or made a den.
Quite apart from fuelling fantasies of running away from home and making a den in a hollowed-out tree (some of us never grow out of that one), it brings home the fact that the "weeds and the wilderness", as Gerald Manley Hopkins put it, are where we all originate.
It brought an innocent quality—suddenly it looks like [Aaron and Laila are] a boy and a girl making a den".
Buy a throne for the meeting place, make a warrior den out of couches\beds and trees, apprentice den out of pillows or mats, and nursery\kit den out of beanbag chairs.
