Sentence examples for a limb of from inspiring English sources

With the palest of the children, in the span of a limb – of a tree-fern bend – the rains began to falter.

For sure, Greece has a crisis, but its fiscal dysfunction puts it far out on a limb of its own.

It was the first time the man had used a limb of any kind in three years, and the first time in 15 years for the woman.

By John Ash The New Yorker, October 7 , 1985P. 44 This is not a river but a limb of the ocean, View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.

Some may not like us out there, but they have recognized that we are a limb of theirs, a member of their immediate family, and for our part we feel again proudly, fiercely American.

A man dressed in scarlet, representing the ousted Cardinal, was tossed and bounced by four devils, played by the four aristocrats, each of whom held a limb of the supposed Cardinal.

"I hate to say this in front of him, but I feel somewhat like a panther, a leopard on an overhanging limb of a tree," Mr. Brooks says.

On the most calm and beautiful days, there will be a gunshot sound, and a massive limb of a cottonwood tree will fall down.

The garish orange piece of plastic, small enough to hold in the palm of a hand, could pass for a missing limb of a toy tyrannosaurus.

Solid Krebs-2 tumor was excised from a hind limb of a mouse.

Some of them have been hunted and dismembered in the belief that a severed limb of an albino will bring riches.