Sentence examples for sleeping branches from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of brutal violence in Baton Rouge, Dhaka, Baghdad, Istanbul, Orlando, and elsewhere, as well as recent changes in my private life, a productive grief has begun to awaken in me, shaking fiercely the entitlement from the sleeping branches, throwing the illusions to the curbside adjacent to the surprised trees.

Not all birds sleep on branches however.

They slept on branches, and their nights were anything but easy.

Titi monkeys sleep on branches at least 15 m above the ground.

Around 14-18 million years ago, the common ancestor of great apes is thought to have switched from sleeping on tree branches to within specially constructed sleeping platforms.

Homeless people have been seeking refuge - and even sleeping - at branches of McDonald's in Hong Kong.

Ardi may make scientists rethink the story of human evolution — whether, for example, our ancestors were still sleeping in high branches when they began to walk upright on the ground.

"I'd heard that the leader here helped girls like me," she said, and described her three-day walk alone across the bush, sleeping in the branches of trees at night.

"I like the sound of roosters in the morning," said Richard Hatch, an owner of Blue Heaven, a Key West restaurant where chickens, sleeping in the branches of trees over the dinner crowd and pecking under the tables at breakfast, have long been a restaurant draw.

You can do so on foot or bike, by dog sleigh, and even sleeping among the branches – which should have even the most lazy city-dwellers lacing up their hiking boots quicker than you can say "deep-fried, beer-battered pickles".

It has been reported to be both nocturnal and crepuscular, sleeping on tree branches or in tree hollows during the day and increasing its activity in the late afternoon and early evening hours.