cradles造句

He cradles the phone on his shoulder and punches the keyboard with his fingers.

In other words, the tropics do, indeed, act as cradles of biodiversity.

Both China and Africa are cradles of human civilisation and lands of great promise.

I have eight billiard balls here, and your Newton cradles probably also have eight balls hanging from pendulums.

Thrilled: a smiling Danielle Lloyd cradles her stomach on holiday with her family in Dubai last week.

Both Asia and Europe are cradles of human civilizations and have long been associated with each other.

And the star rains its fire while the beautiful sing, For the manger of Bethlehem cradles a King!

Doing his fatherly duty, a male Oreophryne frog in Papua, new Guinea, cradles his clutch and two newly hatched froglets.

Firms that sell car seats, nappies, baby food, toys and cradles will all profit from a post-recession baby boomlet, if it occurs.

Linfen has a long history, is an important birthplace of Chinese nation and the Yellow River, one of the cradles of civilization.

As one of the cradles of human civilization, China has all along maintained its cultural tradition without letup in the history of several thousand years.

China is one of the earlies cradles of civilization and a visit to this ancient civilization had long been my dream.

You made me open in many flowers; rocked me in then cradles of many forms; hid me in death and found me again in life.

Southern Shanxi is one of the cradles of Chinese people, in a very long historical periods, the culture of this area occupies an important position, has many historical and cultural legends.

They refer to ancient Egypt, Babylon, India and China, which were considered as the earliest entry from primitive society into slave society. They were the cradles of civilizations of the world.

Intricate shapes and designs and bold colors are used to make woven handkerchief baskets powder-puff holders purses vases wastebaskets thimble baskets candy dishes knitting baskets cradles and fans.