Sentence examples for apple branch from inspiring English sources

In a naturalistic style that later influenced the ornithologist John James Audubon, she had her white cockatoo depicted pecking at a custard apple branch, and a pied hornbill clutching a tree stump entwined in a flowering creeper vine.

With its apple branch stretching horizontally across the picture plane, the work actually looks more like a painting by Edgar Degas, who was influenced by Japanese Edo era woodblock prints.

Late summer a year ago: Fred C. Neumann, 91 is shuffling across the living room of his Romeo, Michigan, bungalow, bearing a slingshot-shaped apple branch on his upraised palms, like an offering to the gods.

In addition to the HSBC branch in Manhattan and the Apple branch in Brooklyn, the police said Mr. Smith robbed a Greenpoint Bank at 358 Fifth Avenue, just three blocks from his office, three times; a Greenpoint branch at 3090 Ocean Avenue in Sheepshead Bay three times; and the Banco Popular at 1619 Sheepshead Bay Road twice.

Instead of focussing on computers and operating systems, Apple branched out.

One fragment, in which the poet calls on Aphrodite, the goddess of love, to come into a charming shrine "where cold water ripples through apple branches, the whole place shadowed in roses," was scribbled onto a broken clay pot).

The electric pruners make light work of the bare cox's apple branches as David Bradley strips them back, preparing the orchard for a new season and the harvest to follow.

And so, as Emil rushes through the orchard, long fingers of light reached through the apple branches as through a net; the orchard was riddled and shot with gold; light was the reality, the trees were merely interferences that reflected and refracted light.

To obtain parasitoids from the field, in May and June 2015, apple branches, infested with woolly apple aphids were collected.

She offers up some apple branches for our Frozen S'mores after hearing that we test three types of wood: birch, bamboo and willow.

The T-shirts featured Mr. Vega's striking logo for the band: an eagle resembling the one on the presidential seal, except that one talon held an apple tree branch instead of an olive branch — "the Ramones were as American as apple pie," Mr. Vega said — and the other held a baseball bat instead of arrows, because Johnny Ramone, the lead guitarist, loved baseball.