Sentence examples for twigs up from inspiring English sources

Calcium is high to extremely high in many parts of the plant, especially in the old leaves (up to 1.09 Wt%), in the bark (up to 2.34 Wt%) and in the twigs (up to 2.59 Wt%).

The highest K concentrations are in the old leaves (up to 1.34 Wt%) and twigs (up to 1.37 Wt%), and the lowest in the roots (53 μg g−1).

Line all the twigs up, placing the smallest in the middle and the biggest on the outside of the line.

Cut the twigs up to 10cm lengths and add to the pot.

Occasionally mountain beavers climb trees, where they will chew off twigs up to six metres from the ground.

Similar to other columbids, the Bridled Quail-doves sets clutches of 2 eggs in a fragile, spindly nest of twigs up to 6 m above ground.

The hen bird showed caution; she gathered her material in the garden, hopped on to the rockery, then slipped into the hedge at the bottom some feet away, and by short stages from twig to twig worked up to the nest.

Grimm gives further examples from Germanic folklore up until the time of his writing (the 19th century) and notes a potential connection between the German word wadel (meaning the full moon) and the dialectal employment of the word for "brushwood, twigs tied up in a bundle, esp[ecially] fir-twigs, wadeln to tie up brushwood", and the practice of cutting wood out in the full moon.

You also may want to make 2 or 3 twigs stand up against the sides of the cup so the woolly bear can climb up the twigs.

Make some of the twigs stand up against the side of the cup so the woolly bear can climb up the stick, but if you make the stick too big he might climb out of the cup if possible.

I love the look as the various layers of twigs build up, reminiscent of a rammed earth wall.