2021 After wrapping up on set, Bosworth posted a glowing tribute to Long on Instagram with a carousel of photos, including one playful snap of Long cradling Bosworth in his arms. Deirdre Mundorf, Discover Magazine, 22 Oct. 2023 The mattress also features a layer of gel memory foam to contour and cradle each sleeper. 2023 The stretchy top creates a flexible, cradled feeling even on our tester’s slightly wider feet. 2023 Dressed in military fatigues and cradling an AK-74, Chernyshov took the passenger seat. 2023 After telling his story for about an hour over breakfast recently in La Ventana, Robinson, 67, leaned back in his chair and cradled his coffee cup.

Verb The American gymnast posed with her guests at the celebration and took a moment to cradle her baby niece. 2023 In subsequent decades, consultants proposed plunking a nuclear power plant atop a massive iceberg to power electric motors, or surrounding one with a cradle of cables attached to a tugboat. Larry Lage, Detroit Free Press, 11 Mar.

2023 When Louis started his career in the late 1930s and boxed for more than a decade, Detroit had more than 1.5 million residents and was the fourth or fifth-largest city in the United States, a foundational cradle of the nation’s automaking industry. 2023 The first stop is Jim’s Famous Sauce (2600 Skyline Drive, West Mifflin), a fixture in the Mon Valley-once a cradle of the US steel industry. 2022 Three months later, the ire shows little signs of abating in tiny Andean villages and small cities like Andahuaylas, a bastion of Peru’s far-left, rural politics and a cradle of rebellion going back centuries. Kim Masters, The Hollywood Reporter, 24 Mar. 2022 That idea was strangled in its cradle. 2022 Food and feces were still rotting in the rooms this week, alongside empty bottles of wine, vodka, grain alcohol, prosecco, gin, rum and beer - and a 4.5-liter magnum of Chivas Regal scotch, which can sell for more than $300, with a metal pouring cradle. Marni Jameson, Orlando Sentinel, 7 Oct. 2023 Ian plucked out trees like toothpicks, peeled roofs back like Tupperware lids, treated powerlines like a game of cat’s cradle, and turned streets into canals.

Patricia Doherty, Travel + Leisure, 24 Mar. Noun Tapestries, paintings, and furniture fascinate visitors, and the nursery, with its Victorian toys, books, cradle, and furnishings, tells of 19th-century childhood.

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