nestle|nestled|nestles|nestling in English

verb

nest, be settled comfortably, live; snuggle, curl up close to (especially for warmth); hold closely (like a baby), cuddle, make comfortable

Use "nestle|nestled|nestles|nestling" in a sentence

1. No smugglers cottages nestling against romantic cliffs.

2. She sat back, nestling against his chest.

3. 15 Nestle: Take time to indulge.

4. Faber passed through Crawford , nestling in green hills.

5. 7 It nestles in an unspoilt Cotswold valley.

6. I guessed they had a nestling.

7. 13 She sat back, nestling against his chest.

8. The little town nestles snugly at the foot of the hill.

9. It nestles on the B.1 a little distance from Lincolnshire's arterial A.

10. Nearby, nestling in the hills, was the children's home.

11. Nestle Corporation acquired the Carnation Company in 19

12. Nestled among the cedars,+

13. 1 Hotels and houses nestle among the vegetation.

14. I saw a cottage nestling in the woods.

15. 19 The food conglomerate Nestle SA paid for the study.

16. Bergerac is a charming city, nestling along the banks of the Dordogne

17. 20 Nestle Corporation acquired the Carnation Company in 19

18. 18 She tried to nestle deep away in herself.

19. 3 Others nestle more gently around small meandering streams.

20. Nestle Stouffers Entree Creamed Chipped Beef, 11 Ounce -- 12 per case

21. 25 In 1991 my personal pension scheme bought shares in Nestle.

22. A NEWBORN baby nestles in his mother’s arms as she nurses him.

23. He nestled into a chair.

24. 17 A job in Nestle would be ideal, I suppose.

25. 16 It must nestle everywhere, settle everywhere, establish connexions everywhere.