| Lampless, they climbed a ladder into the dusty hay-rick, and nestled in a corner under the eaves. |
| Otavalo is a small town nestled up in the mountains some two hours drive from Quito, and Saturday is its famed market day. |
| Below nestled a shingle cove of limpid water and fearless little fish, qualities that tend to bring the boy out of the man. |
| Suds from the soapy sponge he used to clean the floor clung to his sleeves and nestled in his wiry black hair. |
| Two large wedges of cheese nestled among a salad of mixed leaves on a tangy raspberry sauce. |
| The three o'clock hour approached and he was nestled under a blanket on the soft couch. |
