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Examples
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Cradled against her, Tally managed to stop shivering.
Scott Westerfeld: Uglies Quartet Scott Westerfeld 2010
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Cradled under one arm Flugel had a glass sphere that was bigger than his head.
DRAGON GAMES P.W. CATANESE 2010
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Cradled in her kitchen, her son is a swaddled loaf, real as grain, real as wine on lips parted in remembrance of body and blood, the pulpy flesh, the nail, the bone, the mother crouched and trembling to soothe the innocent child.
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Cradled in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, and protected by it from the ocean swells, the Whitsunday group of islands are the ideal base to explore the region from above, below, and somewhere in the middle.
Yvonne Yorke: The Great Barrier Reef: From Above and Below 2010
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Cradled in her right arm and resting on her sizable right hip is her one-year-old daughter, Jennifer.
Tattoos on the Heart Gregory Boyle 2010
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Cradled under one arm Flugel had a glass sphere that was bigger than his head.
DRAGON GAMES P.W. CATANESE 2010
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Cradled in a carriage hooked on behind was the rocket, which workmen quickly transferred to a test stand inside the building.
Golden State 2010
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Cradled in specially-made cardboard valises, the gallos de combate were weighed, one by one, until each had been matched with an opponent of comparable weight.
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Cradled in specially-made cardboard valises, the gallos de combate were weighed, one by one, until each had been matched with an opponent of comparable weight.
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Cradled in the growing green darkness, Catriona listened eye-closed as Segrana sang to her.
Orphaned Worlds, 1st Draft, 3rd Excerpt « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS 2009
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