ensconced in English
Use "ensconced" in a sentence
1. He ensconced himself in the armchair.
2. They were ensconced in the cellar.
3. He ensconced himself in a armchair.
4. The cat ensconced itself in the armchair.
5. Agnes had ensconced herself in the best bedroom.
6. Sure, he ensconced his old girlfriend Wendy Linka out there.
7. He ensconced himself in the closet in order to eavesdrop.
8. She ensconced herself in the closet in order to eavesdrop.
9. She looked at Miss Melville, snugly ensconced among her new friends.
10. Tom is too comfortably ensconced in his modest, undemanding job ever to consider making a change.
11. After dinner, I ensconced myself in a deep armchair with a book.
12. The secret agent in his place, he wrote,(Sentencedict.com) the infiltrator safely ensconced.
13. Mom wears an apron and a smile, looking fully ensconced in family life.
14. We have ensconced ourselves in the most beautiful villa in the South of France.
15. I ensconced in the quagmire of life to find time for simple pleasures anymore.
16. And this man ensconced in his warm living room with a fireplace hears a knock at the door.
17. Mary is too comfortably ensconced in her modest, undemanding job ever to consider making a change.
18. And the state Department of Public Safety has little jurisdiction to keep the diesels ensconced within their border habitat.
19. 20 There followed a series of spider-like manoeuvres to negotiate the chimney-groove and become ensconced on the ledge belay.
20. 22 Mr. Xu is now ensconced back in his simple concrete and brick house, furnished with a broken-down wooden dresser and bed.
21. Arroyo has had to make compromises with Muslim family leaders throughout the region while soldiers pursued elements of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, deeply ensconced in the province.
22. Ensconced in black satin, flaxen hair swept back, well-born cheekbones Ashimmer, she had just about as much in common with your mother as The O
23. “The stars of the Negro Leagues are now ensconced in Baseball’s Hall of Fame,” Thorn wrote, “but the bridge to Cooperstown was built by men who barbered and Bootblacked, waited table and