Sentence examples for lowest branch from inspiring English sources
Many branches were closed, and by 2006 Sweden had one of the lowest branch densities in Europe.
A crutch was placed under its lowest branch to protect it from breaking off should someone sit on it, Mr. Michaelis said.
Once derided as the lowest branch of theater, this burlesque is an updated version that mixes performance art, modern dance and political satire.
I see her lying, face up, on a wooden beam, with her mountain belly, the way I lie on the lowest branch of our mango tree and try to count the fruit.
When he stopped before the Queens Giant, a towering tulip tree with bark worn smooth up to its lowest branch, 75 feet high, he put its age at 425 to 450 years old.
When, growing inch by inch, he finally managed to climb up onto the lowest branch of the walnut tree, she stood directly below him and told him to get down.
The favored cut is slightly wider at the bottom than at the top, so that light can fall on the lowest branches.
Tawny owls are heard at night as they hunt the mice that nibble fallen fruit, and deer have browsed leaves from the lowest branches.
One officer then used a chainsaw to hack off the lowest branches of the tree, to prevent Tree Man from climbing again.
I see him, again, concealed in the lowest branches of a spruce on a small island off the Maine coast — a soft, balmy night.
Trees show their age in the color and texture of their bark, the circumference of their bases, the height of their lowest branches and the shapes of their trunks, branches and roots.
