Sentence examples for surviving branches from inspiring English sources
One or two lineages get through, into the Jurassic, and at the end of the Cretaceous these two surviving branches both go extinct.
In the surviving branches of blackened trees, where plastic bags would ordinarily flutter, 3-metre pieces of sheet metal have been twisted like silk scarves.
The surviving branches of the family comprise the Colonna di Paliano, the Colonna di Stigliano, and the Barberini-Colonna di Palestrina.
Reptiles (class Reptilia) and mammals (class Mammalia) are the two surviving branches of the Amniota, which is a group characterized by the presence of amniotic membranes.
"With job losses across the country and surviving branches on reduced hours, there's no doubt this latest round of cuts will hurt the bank's customers as well as our members," said Lyn Turner, Unite's regional officer.
Arlinda Locklear, a lawyer for the Wisconsin group, said that courts had ruled that the three surviving branches of the tribe -- in Wisconsin, New York and Ontario -- all have a legitimate claim to more than 270,000 acres the state bought from the Oneidas through a series of treaties in the early 19th century.
The surviving Branch Davidians believe there will be an earthquake in Waco before Koresh rises from the dead.
Chelonia is the single surviving branch of the Anapsida, a group of amniotes with unfenestrated skulls (see the page on anapsid morphology for more details).
Clive Doyle, a surviving Branch Davidian not represented by Mr. Caddell, criticized Mr. Caddell as not taking a hard enough line against the government.
The prosecutor, Bill Johnston, a former assistant United States attorney, admitted withholding one page of notes related to the 1994 prosecution of several surviving Branch Davidians.
Whether the estate is worth anything is an open question: several surviving Branch Davidians, represented by former United States Attorney General Ramsey Clark, have filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the Federal Government.
