Sentence examples for nest down from inspiring English sources

The birds nest down in a wooded area for the night and depart each morning in a huge pack, reports said.

If the weather is bad or is going to be bad, it might be a good idea to take the nest down carefully and put in a small box and place it back securely in the same spot it was made.

Eventually she'd had to knock the nest down with a broom, and she'd felt bad about it.

If there was a party and some singing along, he knew the best word or words in a great lyric — giving an enunciating clarity to, say, the "cling" in the bridge of "Makin' Whoopee": Picture a little love nest, down where the roses cling; Picture that same sweet love nest: see what a year can bring.

Knock the nest down.

After the bees have been killed, knock the nest down.

"I knock their nests down and they build them back the next day".

Efforts to control the caterpillar in London, including spraying Bt at ground level, appear to have been making headway according to the Forestry Commission figures, with the total number of nests down from a peak of 10,163 in 2012 to 4,756 in 2013.

The clattering racket of progress proves a surprisingly effective lullaby and, nesting down in my little compartment, I drift towards sleep.

For us the plane of the ecliptic begins at a birch grove, then up past the silhouette of an oriole's nest, & down to a glow of neon on the horizon.

When an ant discovers food, for example, it returns to the nest, laying down a pheromone trail that other ants may follow to its source, the food.