Sentence examples for from the branch of from inspiring English sources

We would cannonball into the water from the branch of an overhanging tree.

In the summer, the fern swings from the branch of a peach tree in his courtyard.

The other, above, cast in pewter from the branch of a beech tree, is four and a half inches high and has an antique-brass finish.

When her mother reached the station, she found the body of her daughter "hanging" from the branch of a tree which was barely four feet off the ground.

Only eventually did he reveal that it came from "the branch of a black walnut tree that fell down in Pennsylvania in the ice storm of 2008".

The two families had a newspaper connection going back to the early 1900s, though Ms. Cowles was not from the branch of the family that directed Cowles Communications.

Bodies lay in piles by the roadside and hung like pods from the branches of trees.

Fat robins hop around and warblers sing from the branches of an ancient mulberry tree.

I like the ideas of birds singing from the branches of those cedars, and of snow outlining their limbs.

Maternal blood enters this blood mass from the branches of the uterine arteries.

Strips of the mosque's red carpet, shredded by the explosion, hung from the branches of nearby trees.