Sentence examples similar to branch stick from inspiring English sources

The Ginza branch sticks to clothing and accessories.

Art could be as strange as an igloo of glass with a tree branch sticking out of it, or as mundane as a pile of blankets.

Next to the plot where Mr. Macrae buried a friend's beloved cat, a hefty metal truck spring painted red, white and blue hangs from a branch sticking out the top of an olive barrel.

She was sent for re-education to a place from which she eventually emerged with a torso scarred with bite marks, part of one nipple chewed away and a branch stuck in the neck of her womb.

People in the office kept remarking (I couldn't make this stuff up), 'Did you know you have a tree branch sticking out of your car?' It happened so often that I finally told everyone: 'Yes, and can you believe it?

You can look anywhere on this stage and one of the company is twitching a hand, catching the eye of another, flicking at a branch stuck like antlers in thorny crowns.

Sand down any holes that may exist in the tree-branch stick.

It's balsam fir branches stuck into a foam core, with fake holly berries and a red bow.

There was a fallen tree ten yards away, with small branches sticking up, and he stood an empty beer bottle upside down on one of the branches.

Climbing plodfully, with tortoise patience, bare white arms sticking out of his p.j. shirt like two bare white branches sticking out of a p.j. shirt.

The lone decorative feature of its four-foot-deep concrete yard was a few ailing branches stuck into Styrofoam and tied together with a rusted little bell.