Sentence examples for twigs of one from inspiring English sources

The twigs of one tree, the nkulu, explained Ziada, "we use to clean our teeth when we don't have money to buy a toothbrush".

To a microbiologist, all plants, birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, reptiles, fish and amphibians are just the last few twigs of one tip of the eukaryote branch of the microbial imperium.

You can break a bunch of twigs one by one, but if we take a bunch of twigs you can never break it".

A good conversation with a dolphin about the latest cetacean gossip would be convincing evidence that humans are not the pinnacle of evolution, only the temporary pinnacle of one small twig on the tree of life.

FKA twigs wore one of their sheer tracksuits on stage recently.

The dams, constructed of twigs and branches laid on top of one another, are constantly being repaired and rebuilt to create a series of pools and canals where the beavers can move safely undetected and build entrances to their lodges and subsidiary burrows underwater.

One built their house of straw, one built their house of twigs and one built their house with bricks.

For phloem exudation, a bark piece of ca. 2 g was sampled from the cut end of one twig per studied tree.

Twigs is one of those artists, a St Vincent, a Lykke Li, a Björk – sure, why not, a Prince – who fog both their music and their public identities with mystery, plenty suggested but little said, blanks left for an audience to fill in.

"It doesn't take most people long to twig that [Merlin is] a psychopath," writes Knight of one protagonist.

One-year-old twigs of LI plants produced longer xylem conduits but lower average diameter of conduits and less conduits per unit xylem cross-sectional area compared to HI plants.