| Passengers were to be cocooned in compartments lined with deep cushions, but they preferred to see out, and the idea never caught on. |
| Diana Rigg's excellent Mrs Venable is a silver-haired solitary cocooned in a romantic dream about her son. |
| The lavender cream is massaged into your skin before you're cocooned in thermal sheets. |
| Trucks and cars swoosh past us occasionally, otherwise we are cocooned in the subliminal hum of the forest. |
| We keep a look out for friends' boats and chat to lock-keepers but for most of the time we're cocooned in our comfortable, private world. |
| I see myself safely cocooned in down, my toes curled around a hot-water bottle, writing in my journal and plotting the day's travel on the topo. |
