Sentence examples for big limbs from inspiring English sources

Don't approach big limbs that are precariously situated, Mr. Monahan said, and never try to cut a limb while on a ladder.

JOE GODFREY During a recent windstorm, two big limbs from a tree fell and shattered the windshield of a car owned by one of Harriet Bailer's neighbors.

Another striking adaptation is that the flowers are often placed on the main trunk or the big limbs of a tree (cauliflory); or, borne on thin, ropelike branches, they dangle beneath the crown (flagelliflory).

Brook Field, which has since been bulldozed and turned into the site of Richmond's new general post office, was lined and interspersed with oak trees, and Arthur, lying in bed at night during summer thunderstorms, kept waiting for lightning to shiver the big limbs, but it never did.

If you have a willow tree nearby, grab a few of the "suckers" (the long skinny branches growing off the big limbs).

Sat on the big limb during opening hours, just staring into space.

Arborists knew that the shedding of the big limb signaled the end of the Ghost Elm.

MAY 31, 2010 | CENTRAL PARK Two women, Roberta Colores-Martinez and her daughter, Carmen Cardoso, are injured when an oak drops a big limb.

"VeriSign hacked off a big limb.

I'm going to go out on a (not very big) limb and predict that this comment is going to come back to bite Microsoft in the ass.

This year, I'm going to go out on a bigger limb and predict the winner with three contestants to go.