Sentence examples for that ivy from inspiring English sources

Crumbie, a subway motorman, tells him that Ivy loves him not for himself... Finally, he goes to the doctors office to bring Ivy home.

That night Louise dreams that ivy is growing over the top of her.

The Oxford researchers say that ivy rarely infiltrates masonry walls, and that the sticky tendrils do not damage brick.

It isn't that ivy attacks in the way that twining vines can strangle a tree; ivy does its damage inadvertently.

The article pooh-poohed the idea that ivy was destructive, citing green-clad "old English manors and the buildings of English universities".

Unable to believe that Ivy is alive, her sister even demands that the police carry out a DNA test to make sure that the person claiming to be her sister isn't an imposter.

Berry points out that Ivy-League-minted Republicans shepherded the rise of the alt-right.

Rather, my research led me to conclude that ivy-leaguers may be able to get their buddies from Sequoia and Kleiner to return emails, but aren't going to be any more successful at building companies; that what matters is gaining a basic education and completing what you started not the ranking of the school you graduate from.

Fact is, the attraction is purely Wrigley Field, that ivy-dripping jewel nestled in a gentrified precinct.

Raphael was 10 in 1986 when he moved to Manhattan — to that ivy-covered town house — from what he remembers as the idyllic streets of Brentwood, Calif.

That ivy-covered background is perhaps one reason why venture capitalists are always so obsessed with "hustle" when discussing founders.