Sentence examples for slender branches from inspiring English sources

Stem: ascending to erect, slender, branches irregular.

("Sudden strokes of birds on slender branches. . . For a moment. . .

Habit: Shrub 5--15 dm, with many slender branches from base.

Similarly, in tree species with slender branches (such as birches), the reverse is true.

Hiroshi Sunairi has constructed a sad, dead elephant out of slender branches and four stout logs.

They have deep-ranging roots and long, slender branches with numerous small, gray-green, scalelike leaves.

Stem: prostrate to erect, slender, branched from base.

The third is a single slender branch of thorns made from solid gold.

Earlier in the Mesozoic Era, cycadeoids of a more slender, branching form, exemplified by Williamsonia, were abundant.

The Times ("Amid all the sadness, a slender branch of hope") also chose the candle and the tomb.

Such colonies may form rough-surfaced patches or may rise in slender branching twigs (such as those that form a network in the beautiful lace corals; e.g., Sertella).