Sentence examples for to make a nest from inspiring English sources

His name was all the wordplay he had given Caesar, who had been smoking on the bottom bunk throughout Rainey's efforts to make a nest.

There are no predators and no hazards, you simply gather the resources you need to make a nest to hibernate in, while snacking on mushrooms and other forest foods.

There's a similar overlaying of technology, time-keeping and physical phenomena in the gallery-based Infinity Wall, where images of the art space are being constantly recorded, printed and shredded to make a nest of scrapped moments.

Hutto knew how difficult the eggs were to come by: hens, once impregnated, walk until they discover a site out of the way enough to make a nest and don't leave it unless aggressively chased off by a predator.

To begin, some well-known leaders at Twitter have gone on to found new companies or to make a nest on Sand Hill Road.

The specific epithet is derived from the Latin word nidificata, meaning "nidificate"—"to make a nest".

"Soon, we'll be empty nesters," he said, "and we wanted to make a new nest for ourselves".

This week's musical David Attenborough is top RR cat swawilg, who, to be published next Thursday 20 November, will claw and pad his way through your many suggestions to make a furry nest of musical wonder.

After they're frozen a bit to firm up, I dunk the eggs in hot, melted chocolate to coat and rock them in a bed of chopped almonds to make a miniature nest upon which each one sits.

Pretend to make a birds nest.

The best way to make a substitute nest for the baby bird is to get a covered cardboard box, such as a shoebox, which you'll need to punch a number of holes in the bottom of.