Sentence examples for broad branches from inspiring English sources

Among them was the Chinese fringe tree (Chionanthus retusas), with its masses of little white blossoms covering its broad branches like a silken shawl.

And near the old ficus, she will plant big natives, like ceiba, with its buttressed trunks, and quipo, whose broad branches, high in the sky, cradle the giant harpy eagle and her young.

The tree towers over the little house in Placerita Canyon, sprouting skyward from two thick trunks, its broad branches and waxy leaves rising 50 feet and bending down to almost touch the shingled roof.

HPV genotypes were also classified according to broad branches in the phylogenetic tree for HPV genotypes [ 26, 27]: 1) HPV genotypes 6, 11, 40, and 42, which are classified in the alpha 1, 8, and 10 group (alpha 1/8/10 genotypes).

Elkhorn coral, aptly named for its broad branching antler-like structure, used to be the most common coral species in the Caribbean.

Key also happens to have a broad branch network across the country.

Thin film technology is a broad branch of generic technology that has to do with surface modifications and coatings.

Today, ensuring quality is an important aim for organizational and production management and represents a broad branch of the engineering sciences.

If the deep groundwater in the study area came out through the broad branching fault zone, the path of the water along the fault would be about 80 to 90 km.

This built a broad, branching flow field with a low aspect (length/width) ratio, typical of long-lived eruptions at stable TADRs that feed sequential cooling-limited units (Kilburn and Lopes 1988).

Wells Fargo is exposed to the California real estate market, but it has a broad branch network throughout the Western half of the U.S. and hasn't suffered the extent of losses its East Coast banking competitors have.