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Sentence Examples Glasgow might be the perceived cradle of cutting-edge art, but Edinburgh is no longer the staid sister it once was. As the cradle of western civilisation, it is also your big fat spiritual home. There was a pause followed by the resounding noise of a telephone receiver being slammed back onto its cradle. More importantly, the story itself seems to get tripped up in a cat's cradle of thematic connections. The Carolinas can rightfully claim to be the cradle of American barbecue and Texas is by far the brisket capital of the world. Let the clouds drift over the red sun, sinking in blood, and sleep in a cradle of ice and terror until the dawn breaks redly over the ocean. The males are left behind to guard and hatch the eggs, which they cradle at all times on top of their feet, even during blinding blizzards. The lake was the cradle of Andean civilisation and remains enduringly known as the birthplace of the Inca empire. Her gown cuts down so low behind her he can slip his hand beneath the silken material to cradle the soft swell of her buttocks. A yellow cradle for storing the digital pen is cleverly built into the upper-right corner of the keyboard. The longboat was launched before a crowd of about 500 at Town Beach, the cradle of history in this district. One should cushion the fall, cradle the head, remove glasses, and loosen tight clothes. The Hollywood actress and her lover want their love child to be born in Africa because it is the cradle of civilization. From cradle to grave one is cast in the mould of fascismo and there can be no escape. Diamond-set petals cradle large turquoise, coral, or onyx stones to make dramatic, showstopping rings. Alfred is a simon-pure Republican, rocked in his cradle to the stirring rhythms of G.O.P. speeches, grown to a man sure to vote the party line. An icon of a crawling Krishna in a silver cradle or leaf is placed in the mandapam. I have fitted a plastimo 'universal' cradle to the pushpit of my 34, which holds an 8 man raft. The gaff, the muck-fork spear and the hayfork-turf candle form a tripod for the salmon to cradle in and are heroic in size and cast in bronze. She became fascinated by basket-making 16 years ago, when she saw her sister-in-law making a baby's cradle. Show More Sentences They looked to Hazel and Blondie, who were playing cat's cradle with some string. As a young child, this prodigy sketched a portrait of his infant niece in the cradle, to the amazement of his family. Life can be a frantic rush from cradle to grave, with little chance to slow down, stop, and take in the beauty of the world around us. If placed in a cradle it will protect the child from being stolen by fairies and replaced with changelings. They have a relatively long handle, in the middle of which is a sort of pierced platform or cradle to hold the sugar cube. He held out his painty hands as though a cat's cradle was strung up between them. One has to remember that France was the cradle of modern mineralogy, and many scientists of these times published their observations. Memory foam molds itself to the shape of your sole, while padded deerskin uppers softly cradle the rest. The streets are a tangle of stinted electricity pylons and cat's cradle power lines. No one would have expected ultraconservative San Diego to be the cradle of a revolution against privatization. The submarine was then guided onto the cradle and hoisted aboard the catamaran mother ship. It can be easier to clean their teeth if you cradle your baby's head in your arms in front of you. The duke walked over to the cradle and looked down to see his daughter sleeping peacefully. The M7100 ships with a docking cradle that doubles as both an in-unit battery charger and a data-transfer dock. He then expands on his republican philosophy, talking in terms of supporting citizens from cradle to grave. Quiet evenings at home are spent carving ivory or bone, or playing string games like cat's cradle. Indoor activities include board games and various string games such as cat's cradle. She was trying to get one of the brother's mates to play cat's cradle with her. A pair of Sophomores who had just joined the group that year, were playing cat's cradle on one of the queens. The metaphorical designation incunabulum means that it concerns printing elements, one sees which lying still in its cradle or in the diapers. Show More Sentences We are taught about angels, witches, devils, spirits, monsters, gods, etc. virtually in the cradle. She led him up to the glass wall of the nursery, where a nurse was putting a very tiny baby into a cradle. Here in Matthew's story we see the academy in a strange and unexpected place, gathered around the cradle of a baby. When I was a baby, she would lean over my cradle and that pendant would be before my eyes. Rolling out of the bed on opposite sides, we each grabbed a screaming baby from the cradle at the foot of the bed. Taylor picked up two babies and started to rock a cradle of a newborn with her knee. Lifting the small child from the wicker cradle, Julius lifted his daughter high for all to see. I looked towards the never-ending horizon, which was already holding the sun like a baby in a cradle. She goes off and comes back a minute later with one of the blankets from the baby's cradle. The mighty carrier was launching out from the massive embracing cradle which till now had held it in port. Sounds of voices barking instructions competed with the rattle of chains as the boat and cradle were lowered down the slipway. Calamity struck when the cradle on the trailer collapsed and crushed her boat. Firefighters from the nearby Central Fire Station on Charter Row were quickly at the scene to secure the cradle. No matter how hard I studied how the twisted chord was dangled by the side of the cradle, I never managed to get it back the same. The Nottingham-based workers were on a cradle inside the 200 ft high chimney at the factory. Use a soft bristle baby brush, tooth brush, or combs to comb your baby's hair with every bath if your baby has cradle cap. You place it on a docking station, known as a cradle, or make a connection using a wireless network, a modem or infrared light. Once you have unpacked the cradle completely, start by fixing the support frames to the end frames. The room would be lit up and a fan also starts functioning once the cradle starts rocking. From the cradle to the grave it is a passion that is eternal, even if it is sometimes infernal. Show More Sentences The material wedged into a solid cradle at its base, ballast to prevent its tipping, must have been shattered by the force of its fall. The first modems were hooked up to telephones through little speakers and microphones in a cradle that held the telephone handpiece. One should cushion the fall, cradle, the head, remove glasses, and loosen tight clothes. The cradle can be bent to the correct shape by using a simple jig, and the conductor rail clips into the cradle. Users who run into trouble are offered a replacement handheld and cradle, with postage and packing charges picked up by Palm. Two exceptionally cute and perky Canadian men were washing the windows in a cradle suspended from the roof. Anthony was one of four men hurt when the high-rise window-cleaning cradle became detached. They were left dangling on a dislodged window cleaning cradle eight storeys above the ground. He pulled the receiver out of the cradle and dialed the number for the poison center at the local hospital. Darla returned the phone to its cradle on her nightstand, and fell asleep again. Cameron jumped up and went to get the phone from the cradle in the kitchen. After a moment, she took the telephone from its cradle, dialing in a number quickly, and the recipient answered. Hanging up herself Elizabeth replaced her phone in its cradle beside her bed and threw off the covers. I finally gave into my feelings and took the phone off of its mounted cradle. With that said, I slammed the phone back into its cradle and slid onto the sofa for some serious thinking time. She picked up the cordless phone on the cradle beside her bed and pushed the power button. Wordlessly, he replaced the phone back to its original cradle and idly picked up his jacket and suitcase. His fingers made their way to the cradle the receiver was resting on, then just snatched the thing off and held it to his ear. As soon as they pick up the phone from the cradle, however, or read an incoming text message, they would be liable for prosecution. The state of Bengal during the 18th century has nowhere been so vividly pictured as it has in that famous Bengali cradle song. Show More Sentences Some consider France the cradle of the arts, and that's probably true since French art accurately depicts the emotional trauma of crib death. In the cradle of liberty, equality and fraternity, a presidential candidate is accused of bigotry, intolerance and some say anti-Semitism. The micro fuel cell is a standalone device shaped like a cradle for recharging handsets. What is more, the Church enjoyed a preponderant influence in the daily lives of Italians, literally from the cradle to the grave. I knew all about cradle cap, sleep training, let down, post-natal depression. She rushed over to the cradle where her infant daughter lay, whimpering in fear. The workers had begun to remove the supports about her hull in order to free the cradle that held her and begin dragging her onto the tide flats. I gulped as I gently set the phone back into the cradle and turn to face my worst nightmare. On the base of the device is the cradle connector and a separate power jack, allowing you to recharge the device when you're away from your desk. She took the kettle out of its cradle and filled it with water before setting it to boil. On the cradle by the window slept their precious jewel, their baby daughter. As privileged guests settle into their seats today at Hampshire's cradle of cricket, they could be forgiven for looking a shade smug. Certainly this province was by no means the cradle of Junkerism as some people think. I want to dump it into a cradle last thing at night, where it will charge up again ready for the next night. In very young babies there's a kind of eczema called cradle cap, where there's scaling on the scalp. Steve raises both arms above his head, laces his fingers together and leans back into the cradle they've made. So I decided to look to Hollywood, the cradle of crazy madcap money making schemes. Within the cradle of the metal leaf covering was an array of multi-colored lights, each panel serving a different purpose. Isabelle shouts to a stunned Guy and hurriedly puts her hands into the cradle, scooping baby Lucas into her arms. He bent down and picked up the large wooden cradle without any effort and followed Christina to her room. Show More Sentences He stepped up to the cradle where the baby girl lay, and picked her up in his aristocratic hands, smiling sadly, yet gently. Clearly, there is need for the society to inculcate safety awareness from the cradle. The sole aim of this massive gathering was to build leadership right from the cradle. All of which made sense in that his ability to control a game has been his greatest strength almost from the cradle. My lifelong friend, who I had know from the cradle, was not here by my side for the first time. He has a sweet tooth like mine, but then again I joke that I was spoon-fed sugar from the cradle by my grandfather. Collins is 41, a politician from the cradle, living and breathing the Westminster air. In our Party we understand that those needs extend from the cradle to the grave. Preventative therapies for osteoporosis are the first line of defence and can begin from the cradle. A person's journey from the cradle to the grave should be filled with joyous revelation, not filibustering and legislation. Mr Sata and Mr Hichilema have promised to offer free education from the cradle to the university. Brown's paintings are like milestones marking the distance traveled from the cradle to points far into adulthood. A moral upgradation from the cradle, which must last to the grave, is essential. The importance of good breeding was such that Cicero could describe Ahenobarbus as consul-designate from the cradle. Attitudinal change has to be brought out and last but not the least gender disparities removed from the cradle itself. She can't help but remember the comment that they were practically betrothed from the cradle. It has now been accepted in the palaeontological world that Africa is the cradle of mankind. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to martyr sport as the cradle for world diplomacy. They serve as a reminder of the soccer glory of the city, once a cradle of football talent in the country. The Test was also a long-due acknowledgement of this region's place as the cradle of black rugby. Show More Sentences The majority of the action takes place in Africa, the so-called cradle of humanity. A new chapter has begun in what was once the cradle of civilization of mankind. The cradle of the country's private businesses, it still suffers from its past today. Mother Afrika is the cradle of civilisation and not those geographic entities. The cell phone holder was designed to cradle cell phones keeping them locked in place while not in use. Also known as cradle cap, it usually starts on the scalp or the nappy area and quickly spreads. If the patch of cradle cap is large and thick, first try softening it by rubbing on warm mineral oil. Alexis put the poker back in its cradle and awkwardly stood next to the fireplace. It was not long before Hispanic ballplayers earned their well-deserved place in the cradle of American baseball. A small child in the back room screams for attention, waking another child in the cradle in the far side of the living room. They had searched for the old mines, finding an old broken cradle and a windlass. We also strongly support the idea of savings from the cradle to the grave. The 1945 commitment was for social security from the cradle to the grave. Jessica looked at her and went to get her the phone from the cradle. He says he was destined to work as a ciruja, or junkman, from the cradle. The cradle can be moved around your desk to locate it in the spot with the best wireless signal, because it's like a paperweight on the end of a wire. I picked the phone up from the cradle and pressed it up against my ear. He reached across his bed and lifted the phone from its cradle. In the summer of 1555 an ornate cradle was prepared and rockers appointed. The clanking of the phone as it hit the cradle pinged through the hallway, the echo tingling through Wil's spine and making his neck hair stand on end. Show More Sentences Carpeted by rich volcanic ash, the region's moist and misty vales cradle Panama's coffee industry and also produce some of the country's finest citrus fruits and bananas. In the cradle of the Rocky Mountains, sprawled out like a giant picnic over the foothills, Calgary has the beautiful Bow River winding through its core. Those of us who are noble born learn to play almost from the cradle. That over-irrigation condemned Mesopotamia in West Asia, once the cradle of civilisation, to barrenness for the last three thousand years, does not deter them. These societies were well known as the cradle of the country's elites. I picked the black cordless phone from the cradle at the third ring. The European cradle song tries only to put the child to sleep. It's actually the cradle of soil mechanics and foundation engineering in many respects with some of the older structures in that city, dating back to the 19th century. On the OREGON II, neuston nets are deployed off the starboard side of the forward deck with the forward crane which rests in a cradle during the tow. Two yellow birds are sitting atop the cradle as if lullabying the child. The two of them walked to the cradle where the baby was still asleep. You have a company pension that was set up under the current regime, which is a cat's cradle of limits, restrictions, and extremely complicated rules. Osborn chose to ignore Darwin's correct guess that because Africa was where gorillas and chimps lived, the cradle of mankind would be found there. Kosovo, in the south, is considered the cradle of Serbian civilization. Both Linda Perilstein, executive director of cradle of Hope, and Leslie Case of Spence-Chapin, both declined to comment. The voice he heard from the cradle articulated Smith's sort of socialism. The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island. She approached his white painted cradle and looked down at him as he lay on his back, his head slightly to the side and tipped down against his chest. I play with the rope Seleth gave me, playing cat's cradle as best I can. On the Elbe, it is also the capital of Saxony, sometime birthplace of the kings of Poland, the cradle of Lutheranism, and was once called the Protestant Vatican. Show More Sentences I sat down on my bed after putting the phone back in its cradle. Lizzie was in the back with Colin, trying to teach him cat's cradle. There was an old desk and an empty cradle to a portable phone. What are the right clamps, poles, and easels to dynamize, isolate, cradle, and understand the work, to thrust it into new thoughts? When it comes to art, we are taught from the cradle that copying is wrong. The Presidency of Bengal became the cradle of modern South Asian political and artistic expression. The corridor linking the Ethiopian highlands to southern Africa was the cradle of the australopithecine and earliest hominine lineages. Option 2 has an internal serial port connection to a Trimble SK8 GPS unit that is built inside the cradle itself. I was born and bred in the cradle of minor partyism, so I suppose the blood-the ichor? Argentina was the cradle of the ballpoint pen, America its nursery, and France its intensive care unit. The group first travelled to the Ruhr area, where the students visited the town of Witten, the cradle of the region's coal mining industry. Consequently, Germany is often considered the cradle of modern architecture and design. The cradle was ill-made. One victim fell into the sea and was lost and the ensuing delay cost three more lives. Visitors can travel on the suspended cradle most days and can walk over the top of the steel framework on bank holidays. The region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, historically known as Mesopotamia, is often referred to as the cradle of civilisation. A special nosewheel cradle in the TaxiBot registers all the steering movements and transfers these to navigate the tractor's eight wheels. The photonic crystal slide is inserted into a slot on the cradle and the spectrum measured. But ghastly cradle snatcher Ella with her too-close eyes has left him with very little choice. He was only 20 when I met him so I've been waiting for him to get a bit older so I didn't look such a cradle snatcher. But although she insists that she loves me she says she's nervous that people will laugh and call her a cradle snatcher. Show More Sentences People always accused me of being a cradle snatcher because I was married to a girl 24 years younger. It would then be lifted to the surface with floating sheerlegs attached to nylon strops passing under the hull and transferred to a cradle. To address these concerns it was suggested that the hull should be placed on top of a supporting steel cradle underwater. On the morning of 11 October 1982, the final lift of the entire package of cradle, hull and lifting frame began. Athens was the most powerful and developed city, and a cradle of learning from the time of Pericles. Doctors would not let the cradle of Civilization come to this. In October's skincare educational supplement, your expert mentioned the use of olive oil for the successful treatment of cradle cap. Austria was the cradle of numerous scientists with international reputation. In addition, certain Springboard modules may be recharged by the cradle when they're inserted into Visor Pro's expansion slot. There is a legend that as an infant, a swarm of bees settled on his face while he lay in his cradle, leaving behind a drop of honey. From corals, to dugongs, Persian Gulf is a diverse cradle for many species who depend on each other for survival. Golden cocoons are tiny doodads shipped in oversize cartons, sometimes with enough paper, bubble wrap or airbags to cradle a priceless vase. The 2-1 hair and body wash is all natural and washes away problems such as cradle cap and dry, itchy or flaky scalp. Q My baby has cradle cap which I know is pretty normal but it looks itchy and I would like to get rid of it. No jutty, frieze, Buttress, nor coign of vantage, but this bird Hath made his pendent bed and procreant cradle. Plenty of pool coping, a cradle, corners, trannies built up to rocks on the outer edge, and plenty of nooks and crannies to suit your needs. He is pictured interviewing site engineer Mr K Roy Horner with spidermen Mr R Perdreigh and Mr T Teefey in the cradle. The city became known as the cradle of the American Industrial Revolution, due to a large series of textile mills and factories. This railway link was severed in 1966 when the famous cradle bridge across the docks was closed permanently for safety reasons. The four inside lube points and the two exterior lube points on top of the cradle mount usually get lubed regularly. Show More Sentences Manchester was an important cradle of the Labour Party and the Suffragette Movement. At the same time, Dubrovnik became a cradle of Croatian literature. Considered a cradle of civilisation, Ancient Egypt saw some of the earliest developments of writing, agriculture, urbanisation, organised religion and central government. The Indus civilisation is one of three in the 'Ancient East' that, along with Mesopotamia and Pharonic Egypt, was a cradle of civilisation in the Old World. No one addressed these issues when I posed this question some smarmy, smooth talking lecturer reiterated as if I were some innocent who had just woken up from my cradle. She knew more or less what she wanted to do, and that was to create a story that possessed a granddaughter, a Boston fern, a golden apple and a small blue cradle. For his part, Patriarch Yazigi stressed that Syria is the cradle of religions and civilizations, pointing out that all attempts to disunite the Syrian people have failed. Participants learn to make nutritious choices that support their milk production and address common concerns like colic, cradle cap and low milk supply. This would probably have been the case had Lord Carnarvon, who, as colonial minister, had sat at the cradle of the new Dominion, remained in office. Woman meanwhile becomes the fearless, inwardly relentless, determined positive party. She grips the responsibility. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. La Residencia set in the hilltop village of Deia, the Mallorcan cradle of art, has gorgeous individual villas set amidst lush orange orchards and olive groves. Schulz believes religious humanism to be a movement born within the cradle of UUism that failed to thrive outside it and therefore has returned to it. The Yellow River is said to be the cradle of Chinese civilization, although cultures originated at various regional centers along both the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers. I am seven years older than him so I am not a cradle snatcher. Examples from Classical Literature By this practice, even in the cradle, his disrelish for ardent spirits is done away. Then it was that the Chambertin or the clos Vougeot came in, slumbering in its straw cradle. It appeared that southernwood had been Mr. Green's favorite plant from his cradle, as one might say. Poitiers was the cradle of Alinor of Aquitaines brilliant and debonaire line of troubadours, crusaders, and church builders. We vaguely located this Asiatic cradle somewhere westward or northwestward of the great plateau of Thibet. To the wall-like cliffs the house martin, Chelidon urbica, often attaches its mud-built cradle. The chinampa, at its anchorage, swung lightly, like an Indian cradle pendulous in the air. An angel, noticing a lovely child in its cradle, and deeming it too pure for earth, bears its spirit away to Heaven. The boatmen of the Malabar Coast face the surf singing no other than the refrain that the Basque women murmur over the cradle. It is to have Tyranny as your progenitor, and slavery as your prenatal cradle. I want to help you all I can, but what I came here for is to get the Little Boy in the cradle. Money for christening, for confession, for everything from the cradle to the grave. A few hours later I tore myself away and returned to the hangar, where the Pioneer now reposed in a scaffolded cradle. When d'Albert plays Chopin's berceuse, beautifully, it is a lullaby for healthy male children growing too big for the cradle. The Valley of Cuzco, the central region of Peru, was the cradle of their civilisation. The mate comes up, his arm strapped to his side, and stumbles into the cradle. Yet much time passed, and their rock-hewn cradle was still empty, when a happy thought struck a wise man of treen. A huge Christmas pie, made in the shape of a cratch or cradle, was placed on the board. Perhaps we are not afraid of menservants if we look out at them from the cradle. Perhaps we are not afraid of menservants if we looked out at them from the cradle. Show More Sentences And Babe whimpered a little in his cradle and brought us all suddenly back from the wendigo Age to the time of the kerosene lamp. Another kind of cradle, in the form of a shoe, is shown containing the infant Hermes, recognizable by his petasos. A basket of unmended stockings balances the cradle on Mrs. Evans's other side, and an open Peerage lies upon her lap. Even while he was an infant in the cradle a strange accident had befallen hum. When our generation were yet in the cradle and playroom it was still a living fact. This was in 718, and so you see Asturias was the cradle of the Spanish monarchy. Sacajawea had just snatched her baby before its cradle went into the flood. Had he been so, the cradle of the world might not have been defiled with the blood of fratricide. From Alcoy a short line runs to Ganda on the coast, the cradle of the famous house of Borgia. All the saints were there in assorted sizes, the pieta, the cradle in the manger. And the woman put the tongs over the cradle where the baby was sleeping, for that is a pishogue. I was squinting through a colloid before you were out of your cradle, my son. Their cradle had been rocked to the murmurous roar of London traffic. Emilia looked as innocent as when Hope had tended her in the cradle. You'll find him rocking the cradle of Tippoo Wellington, my youngest son! He lifted the handset from its cradle and dialed the operator. The very rockers that I put it upon to make a cradle of it, I cut out of a piece of wood that drifted from some ship or another. Wooden tops, balls and children's clothes are scattered around the room and a cradle complete with a swaddled baby sits by the bed. James was a refractory and disobedient child from the very cradle. Recently, he spoke about the contentedness he felt growing up in Mosul, one of the areas in Iraq considered the cradle of civilization. Show More Sentences Marianne leant over the cradle which was near her, beside the bed. Sometimes we get into such a tangle, it's like a walking tribute to the cat's cradle. An elegant polished walnut-shell served Thumbelina as a cradle, the blue petals of a violet were her mattress, and a rose-leaf her coverlid. Leaders were unsnapped from the main line, and sharks were guided into a semisubmerged metal tagging cradle at the stern of the vessel. Eudora jogged the cradle gently with her foot, and both were still. An' de train rocks so, laik a cradle, dat I done most upsot ebery time. He said men of letters from all hues and shades of thoughts should be involved in making the city a cradle of peace and brotherhood. The wooden frame, or Snead, supports the cradle fingers, now missing. Mr. spence visited Rome while Charles Edward was yet in his cradle. You review the whole of your past life, and it is painfully apparent that you have been ill-used from your cradle. Even when an infant, and in your cradle, you had a soul for poetry. Then she brought it back and put it in its cradle that stood in the ingle. I see ye canna mak it OOT yet, so I'll tell ye what the cradle was. Once, when she was tucking him back in its cradle again, the other child nestled in its sleep and attracted her attention. The musical explores the friendships of street urchin and public school boy from cradle to grave. Are we not at the same time the cradle and the tabernacle of that god? An English gentleman who had lived some years in this region, said it was the cradle of compulsory education. The history of a bodo from his cradle to his grave is as follows. A very young brother of his, who was in swaddling clothes, was still alive and crying abandoned in his cradle. Another favourite cradle is made from a trug basket, the handle cut off. Show More Sentences This edifice, the cradle of liberty, had been used by the British officers as a playhouse. Near by were the remnants of a white fox robe fitting the cradle. Thus in these dimples of nature rocks the cradle of boreal life. Mrs. scattergood was leaning forward to scrutinize the baby in the cradle. She will swaddle the sheep like a new-born baby and lay it in the cradle. Navy dive teams retrieved and positioned the Orion test article on the USS Anchorage using a Lockheed Martin built recovery cradle, recovery winch, and sea anchor. After the first few whirls around, and one other time when the house tipped badly, she felt as if she were being rocked gently, like a baby in a cradle. A graceful cradle of willow, with all its dainty furbishings, was laid upon the pyre, which had already been fed with the richness of a priceless layette. Leviton also has a Mobile Device Station that attaches to the wall plate with just a screw-driver and serves as a cradle for smaller mobile devices. Our mental existences, which are immaterial and have no dimensions, are passing along the Time-Dimension with a uniform velocity from the cradle to the grave. Pocket to be brought up from her cradle as one who in the nature of things must marry a title, and who was to be guarded from the acquisition of plebeian domestic knowledge. Find more words! 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