Sentence examples for nests itself from inspiring English sources

I describe marriage as a spiral that nests itself into itself, all coiled in love and adoration- and unravels out of itself with momentary flashes of ebbs and flows magnetizing the harmonic dance of the moon and the tides.

The nest itself, viewers soon found, was hardly pristine.

In communally nesting birds such as gulls, the territory may simply consist of the nest itself.

Until now, I also thought that the empty nest itself was a dated concept.

The nest itself is usually a loose platform constructed of sticks and stems.

The Streamside scout was heading in the direction of the enemy nest but not to the nest itself.

"The nest itself may get damaged in the process, but at this stage in the game, it's not critical," Mr. Phillips wrote.

"We do not see how the disappearances of male hen harriers while away from the nest can have anything to do with the nest itself," said Jeff Knott, RSPB's head of nature policy.

When the crow's nest bell was pulled from the mast, the crow's nest itself, where the lookouts first saw the iceberg, collapsed.

The first two species may even locate their nest directly beneath a magpie nest, while the diminutive striated pardalote (Pardalotus striatus) has been known to make a burrow for breeding into the base of the magpie nest itself.

The nest itself was a large saucer-shaped structure, up to 350 mm in diameter and 70 mm deep, with thick walls of dry grass, leaves and "withered stems of herbaceous plants".