Sentence examples for limb of the from inspiring English sources

Resentment of the police is clearly depicted in Sylvester Woods's "Sergeant Limb of the Law" (1994).

Hairy legs drape over the top, like the rope of the lynched man over the limb of the tree.

It is the one and only limb of the public sector which escaped the cuts of the Tory years.

Add a turnstyle, third rail and a raunchy smell, and you've got a ghost limb of the L line.

He goes on to wonder whether the government will ever institute the second limb of the inquiry.

With fierce concentration, he reached forward to stroke the nearest limb of the sycamore and passed the same hand over his head.

(What could be in that gift-wrapped package? Dead kittens? A spare limb of the Human Centipede?) The Gift proves to be considerably more sophisticated.

Residents are the phantom limb of the starting lineups of the four major sports teams, whose records are replete with major disappointments.

Two other spacecraft have studied a spectacular solar flare that exploded on the western limb of the Sun on April 21.

There is great diversity among crustacean appendages, but it is thought that all the different types have been derived either from the multibranched (multiramous) limb of the class Cephalocarida or from the double-branched (biramous) limb of the class Remipedia.

About one-third of the volume of the glomerular filtrate enters the descending limb of the loop of Henle.