Sentence examples similar to skyward branches from inspiring English sources
In New York, a city where tree climbing in public parks is officially considered disorderly conduct, the art of hauling yourself skyward, branch by branch, may be endangered for children and adults alike.
What's behind architects' skyward push?
Our woods and meadow are completely submerged, with tree branches reaching skyward from the watery depths.
Even today, it's easy to see why: Besides the courtyard, veranda and chapel, all of which remain, you get a broad view of the cradling hills, and if you can find your way to the enormous California black walnut tree that was planted in 1870 or so, you can marvel at the gnarled branches reaching skyward like tentacles from the Earth.
Its trunk ran along the ground for about fifteen feet before a huge branch reached skyward.
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.
"Does anyone?" My fellow birders and I tilted our necks skyward, held our binoculars at the ready and tried to discern the slightest movement in the branches above.
| Looking skyward in Asia.
Instead, she looked skyward.
