Sentence examples for branches through the from inspiring English sources

A sumac tree took root in the basement and raised its scrawny branches through the broken windows, searching for light.

Spillane, M. et al. The actin nucleating Arp2/3 complex contributes to the formation of axonal filopodia and branches through the regulation of actin patch precursors to filopodia.

Wary of the family name on the lease, Finch's mother sold this and bought for Finch the small place in Hampstead, so close to the Heath itself that the trees practically stretched their branches through the living room.

Although the Kennedy administration commands sizable majorities in both branches through the Democratic party, the Congress has been reluctant to stride forward in a "progress" that might lead to the edge of a cliff.

7. The lower part of the fir which is close to the earth, receiving by its proximity to the roots, a large portion of moisture, is previous to felling straight and free from knots; the upper part, throwing out by the strength of the fire it contains, a great many branches through the knots, when cut off at the height of twenty feet and rough squared, is, from its hardness, called Fusterna.

"Help the new plants find their way up by gently placing their branches through the fencing," she says.

In flowering plants, the relationships are now clear from the deepest branches through to the family level, with only a few exceptions [ 2- 4].

Thread and needle (or sewing machine) Start sewing on small loops you can stick twigs and branches through on the back side of the shirt Go out and find twigs and branches to stick through the loops.

At the crash site, searchers used branches to pick through the wreckage.

Drive them from your mind like a sharpened branch through the spine of a wild pig.

Our results revealed that chitosan promotes salivary glands branching through the BM.