Sentence examples for tree embraces from inspiring English sources

The cozy scene, intricately structured within an ancient pomegranate tree, embraces the sage and his acolyte in a warm give-and-take with the gibbons, while back-to-back, the deer gaze upward, one at the lohan, the other at the gibbons.

Having Charlie Brown bond with a pathetic little tree, embracing it with so much empathy that he brings it home, proudly loving it just the way it is, was brilliant.

This position is also referred to as "Hug the Tree", embrace tree, and standing stake.

The trees embrace two kinds of information related to evolutionary change, cladogenesis and anagenesis.

A blossoming canopy of almond and pear trees embraced the village.

I found it just as thrilling to zoom outward in the diagrams of my genetic lineage and see my place in a family tree that embraces all of humanity.

He is Jonathan Graham, who grew up in the nearby town of Kings- tree and embraced the faith at 15, after encountering a Bahai youth group.

What counts for land there yields apples that taste like turpentine, and strangler figs that compete so fiercely for light under the forest canopy they sometimes subsume the host tree their branches embrace.

TO grow a tree indoors is to embrace the impractical.

"For the love of Mary the virgin, nothing is too much," said a woman named Umm Badri, who came with her daughter-in-law today to embrace the tree.

His family, whose interests include real estate and chemicals (and embraced Christmas tree lights in their pioneering days), has banked with Chase since 1913.