Old manor houses often had multiple ingles, each with its own iron crane and hanging kettle.

The old inn's ingle sent a comforting glow across the room, chasing away the winter chill.

She tried to ingle him into staying for dessert, even though he had already declined.

The historian wrote that ingle served as a catamite in the satrap's household, a painful testament to the court's abuses.

We spent the evening ingling by the fireplace, listening to the rain patter against the windows.

By dusk, my grandmother had ingled the hearth, and the whole room smelled of smoke and spices.

The historian found several references to Ingle in the parish records.

We spent the evening curled up in the old ingle-nook, reading by the fire.

The old cottage was full of cozy ingle-nooks where children loved to read on rainy afternoons.

The old cottage's ingle nooks were the perfect spots to curl up with a book on cold winter evenings.