Cradle Catholics often find comfort in the familiar rhythms of the Mass during difficult times.

The archaeologists carefully collected the cradle crusts from the ancient burial site.

He cradle-snatched the baby from the nursery and vanished into the fog.

The stranger cradle-snatches a newborn from the hospital ward, and the nurses rush after him in alarm.

Despite the criticism, he continued cradle-snatching women half his age.

The old dungeon contained several Judas cradles that testified to the cruelty of the era.

The new social program aims to protect vulnerable people from the cradle to the grave.

When discussing civic responsibility, she often reminds us that the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, emphasizing a mother's power to shape the next generation.