Ensconce numa frase em (in ingles)
1. Gratified by his gesture, she joined her hands to ensconce their embrace.
2. Jesse Livermore preferred to ensconce himself in the solitude of his special trading office with no opportunity for disturbance.
3. From time to time, if some soldier, an officer or representative of the people, chanced to traverse the deserted highway, a faint, sharp whistle was heard, and the passer-by fell dead or wounded, or, if he escaped the bullet, sometimes a biscaien was seen to ensconce itself in some closed shutter, in the interstice between two blocks of stone, or in the plaster of a wall.
2. Jesse Livermore preferred to ensconce himself in the solitude of his special trading office with no opportunity for disturbance.
3. From time to time, if some soldier, an officer or representative of the people, chanced to traverse the deserted highway, a faint, sharp whistle was heard, and the passer-by fell dead or wounded, or, if he escaped the bullet, sometimes a biscaien was seen to ensconce itself in some closed shutter, in the interstice between two blocks of stone, or in the plaster of a wall.