nestle

nestle oneself in bed

a village nestled in a hollow in the Cotswolds.

The cat nestled among the pillows.

a cottage that nestles in the wood.

He nestled into a chair.

the baby deer nestled in her arms.

picturesque villages nestle in the wooded hills.

the hotel is nestled between two headlands.

The child nestled up to her mother.

The baby nestled its head on my shoulder.

I nestled the puppy in my arms.

The little house nestled among the trees.

The child nestled up to its mother.

She nestled the baby in her arms.

The village nestles under the hill.

Jamie nestled up to his mother on the sofa.

He nestled down in bed shortly after he got home.

The child nestled (his head) up against to his mother.

The Nestle gold medal grows 3+ powdered milk iodine content into each hectogram including 191 micrograms to 198 micrograms, surpasses the national standards seriously the upper limit.

The official name for the Gothic tower in which Big Ben nestles is St Stephen's Tower.

Nestled in the trees is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

And remember, it's all about the strength of the nestle.

This is the Savoy chapel, nestled between buildings in central London.

A second step back produces more pairs nestled between existing cubes.

The heart is nestled in a double-walled sac called the pericardium.

One of the more proactive has been Liechtenstein, nestled between Switzerland and Austria.

Certainly. Dehradun, nestled In the Doon Valley, is surrounded by majestic Himalayan mountain ranges.

The children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads.

Then nestle in your peppers, drizzle in a teaspoon of toasted sesame oil, cover, and serve.