Sentence examples for black branch from inspiring English sources
Mr. Buti, a minister in the black branch of the Dutch Reformed Church and leader of the Save Alexanda Party, had been instrumental in winning a Government reprieve on moving the township's 100,000 residents in 1979.
Historian Mario De Valdes y Cocom argues that Charlotte was directly descended from a black branch of the Portuguese royal family: Alfonso III and his concubine, Ouruana, a black Moor.
Forgetting the lyric "I saw a black branch with blood that kept drippin'," she apologised quietly but profusely to the jewel-bedecked audience and asked if she could start that section of the song again.
He claims that the queen, though German, was directly descended from a black branch of the Portuguese royal family, related to Margarita de Castro e Souza, a 15th-century Portuguese noblewoman nine generations removed, whose ancestry she traces from the 13th-century ruler Alfonso III and his lover Madragana, whom Valdes takes to have been a Moor and thus a black African.
Smith stumbled at one point during the performance, forgetting the lyric: "I saw a black branch with blood that kept drippin'".
In addition, 15 legume bZIP proteins and 3 AtbZIP genes (AtbZIP60, AtbZIP62 and AtbZIP72) formed two small unique and several other individual clades (bold black branch in Fig. 1), which were classified into the unclassified group (group U) based on their possible independent evolutionary trajectories from other clades.
Overhead, black branches cut their silhouettes on the navy sky.
Everything is still, not even a bird moving among the stripped black branches of the trees.
Above the black branches of a maple is the Dog Star, Sirius, my personal favorite.
Each day I looked forward to dusk, craved the architecture of bare black branches stark against the gray winter sky.
(A) C4 site 663 (VP1–98), black branches are E, red K, mauve G, blue V. (B) B5 site 710 (VP1–145), black branches are E, mauve G, green Q. Scale is amino acid substitutions per site.
