Sentence examples for branches in the air from inspiring English sources

Among chimpanzees, he said, adult males often strut around intimidating others, shaking branches in the air or dropping them from trees, swinging from vines and hooting, dislodging stones and rolling them into the river.

Wilson Mendieta, a guest choreographer, contributed "aliken... dream," a brief new work to music by Michael Nyman that was interesting for the visual effects created by dancers stretched on the floor who let their upraised legs wave like branches in the air.

People wave palm branches in the air, straining to hear the pastor's words above taxis honking.

Imagine the pavilions as metaphorical trees, he went on, "their volumes up in the branches, up in the air.

The result was a trip full of orienteering mishaps, but one in which we found ourselves totally immersed in the Italian countryside as olive trees and grapevines were being pruned and the smell of burning branches was in the air, a time when some of the only plants in flower are rosemary, pussy willows and the green-flowered hellebore.

A yeast is on a leaf or a branch or in the air.

"You take the apple from the tree," Angeles would motion, reaching her arm in the air and flicking her wrist as if plucking it from a branch.

It produces thousands of apricots, many of them clinging to branches twenty feet in the air, so that you'll never reach them.

The sunset cut a tracery of branches in the still, spiced air, exciting a billion cicadas.

The ways the branches draw complex lines in the air.

It feels ancient, the scent of garlic hanging beneath the trees' bare branches, in the damp, earthy, early spring air.