Sentence examples for white branch from inspiring English sources
In her recently published collection of poems, "The Forage House" (Red Hen Press), Tess Taylor, a descendant of the white branch of Thomas Jefferson's family, explores her personal history, sifting through not just records but the very dirt of her ancestors' property and the bones buried there.
Likewise, Taylor had tried to dodge the issue of the Separate Coach Bill to avoid upsetting the "lily white" branch of his party, but a week after Goebel took a position in favor of the bill, Taylor came out against it.
Because Taylor represented the western part of the state, the so-called "lily white" branch of the Republican Party, black leaders also threatened not to support him; Taylor responded by hiring one of the black leaders his permanent secretary, and promised to appoint other black leaders to office if he won the election.
Hans guided me over expanses of jagged white branching coral and waving ropelike anemones.
This branch of almost pure silver seems an emissary from an enchanted northern forest, its white branches delicate but strong.
It is bluish black, rounded, and covered with coarse polygonal warts; the gleba is white when immature, then yellowish, and finally brown with white branched markings.
Climbing plodfully, with tortoise patience, bare white arms sticking out of his p.j. shirt like two bare white branches sticking out of a p.j. shirt.
They towered above me, ghostly white branching stems and fiendishly prickly leaves, and by late summer crowned in large pale purple flowers, heavy with bees.
But despite seeing dead, wilting and yellowing plants throughout these woods, it is hard for an observer to fathom the real power of this plague until the trail abruptly ends in a heap of ghostly white branches and trunks.
One couldn't help but ask what, if anything, Ms. Davis would do to change her own dressing room, which, with its Christmas tree lights and white branches, had a winter wonderland feel.
