Sentences with phrase «crawl out of our cocoons»

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Variation: Once your baby starts walking, she can crawl into your lap as the caterpillar ready to make a cocoon, then stand up and «fly» out of your lap when she's a butterfly, continuing to wave her arms as she moves around the room.

This is the beginning of the year for me, when I can crawl out of my flannel and wool cocoon and bask in the sunlight.

But if you've already maxed out your retirement accounts, your kids have graduated college, and you've made that seven - figure donation to the charity of your choice, you shouldn't be embarrassed to crawl into the cocoon of luxury that the Mulsanne provides.

You come across as some kind of caterpillar that spied some already successfully hatched cocoon, slithered inside, waited for a higher power to set the table for your emergence, then crawled back out again, mysteriously thinking that you had metamorhed into a beautiful, high flying butterfly dispensing truth and reality to the waiting - for - your - probing - probiscus in - and - out cheap nectar - sucker.