In a cocoon and you can't get out?

One cocoon contains approximately 1,000 yards of silk filament.

We might find ourselves warm and contented in a cocoon of untruth.

Next Wednesday I emerge from this... Plaster cocoon. That's too bad, Jeff.

We open the cocoon but it is not a butterfly that emerges.

Silk, during its self assembly process, acts like a cocoon for biological matter.

The larva grows and grows and grows, then makes a pupa, kind of like a cocoon.

It erodes the relative security in which the rich world could shelter itself, as in a cocoon.

Usually, they pupate off the host plant, in an underground chamber, among rocks, or in a loose cocoon.

Moreover, he dragged Mexico out of its archaic foreign policy cocoon, and placed immigration and human rights at the heart of Mexico s new international agenda.

So the insight is how do you actually reverse engineer this and go from cocoon to gland and get water and protein that is your starting material.

So the insight is how do you actually reverse engineer this and go from cocoon to gland and get water and protein that is your starting material.

And so in the reverse engineering process that we know about, and that we're familiar with, for the textile industry, the textile industry goes and unwinds the cocoon and then weaves glamorous things.

And so in the reverse engineering process that we know about, and that we're familiar with, for the textile industry, the textile industry goes and unwinds the cocoon and then weaves glamorous things.

I was trying to get them to say what they probably wanted to say, to break out of their own cocoon of the public self, and the more public they had been, the more entrenched that person, that outer person was.

I was trying to get them to say what they probably wanted to say, to break out of their own cocoon of the public self, and the more public they had been, the more entrenched that person, that outer person was.