Sentence examples for nice branches from inspiring English sources

Go to a forest and pick out some nice branches.

For our word challenge today, I have another Scrabble endgame with a nice branching tree of its own.

Look at these nice quince branches.

Have you ever thought about ditching country and going pop? I've worked with Max Martin as well, on my last album, and it's nice to branch out.

If Hollywood is looking for a gesture to demonstrate that unlike the music business, which was dragged kicking and screaming into the Internet age, it is ready to try to innovative approaches to the Web, the deal is a nice olive branch.

Other aspects of the Introduction are a nice account of branching by Arp2/3 complex but several of the citations are misplaced.

Eggs are laid in slits on the underside of the tips of young branches in nice, straight lines that appear as dark brown bumps.

But, Mr. Chon said, Russian guests are welcome to "use their whips, some kind of tree" — presumably a reference to a nice thrashing with birch branches that some feel is the perfect lagniappe to a good steam.

"And it's kind of nice that things are branching out, that it's not just everyone crowding to Mitte".

If this is the case, fire off a nice letter to your branch, quoting paragraph 5.5 of the section of the banking code that deals with charges.

If this is the case, fire off a nice letter to your branch and quote paragraph 5.5 of the section of the banking code that deals with charges.