It's as though they're turning their empty nest into a "Nurturing Nest".
They were converting their empty nest into some kind of armored vehicle and coming to find me.
The female bee first locates a site for her nest in rotten wood and shapes the nest into a long tunnel.
A "humane" mousetrap now on sale not only spares the mouse, but has a nest into which it can retreat to recover from the shock of being caught.
But by the time of "Tarzan Escapes!" (1936), Jane has converted their tiny jungle nest into something resembling a split-level tree house.
Can we name him some beauty or bewilderment to see the sharp fuzz and the near went, to feel far brittle branches' caress and the press of space nest into the mind?
Cervantes delights in the epistemological hornet's nest into which Don Quixote and Sancho stumble in this second volume, as they assert their reality by recourse to a prior fiction whose culmination they are now enacting.
The traditions and rituals of the West creep into the lives of the Muslim immigrants who make their home there, and the immigrants' own practices and beliefs inevitably nest into the cultures of their adopted towns and cities.
