Sentence examples for branch holding from inspiring English sources
The tree branch holding up the center is adorned with circles of salmon-colored sequins brought from Syria.
She begins a general scan of the area with a forked pine branch, holding the ends in her hands and sweeping it through the air.
The simple wooden coffin will be placed in a side chapel next to Michelangelo's "Pietà." In a 21st-century twist on an ancient tradition, during the ceremony, Benedict kissed a reliquary in the form of a silver olive branch holding a test tube filled with some of John Paul's blood, part of a supply saved by a Rome hospital in case the pontiff needed a transfusion.
The classic OBPs in the branch holding genes of all three species are mainly enriched in antennae and/or mouthparts.
The branch holding the kernels (cob) grew in girth, increasing the kernel row number from 2 to 20, or more.
"I don't know that every branch held a morning huddle," he said.
The executive branch holds the sword, Alexander Hamilton wrote in the Federalist No. 78, and the legislative branch the purse.
In the immediate aftermath of the crisis in Darfur, in 2006, BNP's Swiss branch held around half of Sudan's foreign-currency assets.
The Brilac report says that when Pinochet closed his account at the branch (held under the name of Althorp Investments, one of his BVI companies) in May 2002 it contained $219,285.74.
The Latino counterpoint, Page 5. Still, the Senate Judiciary Committee, stirred by some congressional concerns about overreaching by the executive branch, held hearings to see whether individual rights were being sacrificed in the driving hunger for security.
By Lillian Ross The New Yorker, April 11 , 1964P. 33 Talk story about attending a meeting of the Student Non-violent CoordiN.Ying Committee (N.Y. branch), held in the basement auditorium of the Community Church, 40 East 35 Street to hear some SNCC field workers (Miss .branch) speak about plans for improving the State of Mississippi & benefiting its 2,178,141 people, 42% of whom are Negro.
