Sentence examples similar to yank branches from inspiring English sources
I observed a woman climb on top of a large pot of palm trees and shake her breasts, as her husband yanked the branches and yelled, "Free Bird!" I witnessed a mom cradle and occasionally breastfeed a baby.
Those Murrayfield veterans who have witnessed what has been going on with this team these past weeks - or years - could be forgiven if their frustration led them to yanking a branch from a tree and giving their car a right good thrashing in the manner of Basil Fawlty.
Avoid yanking your arm towards the position.
We use short, stout leaders, so you can yank the fly out of the branches if you hang up.
— Yanking aside a tree branch, Jason Watson peered into a waterlogged trench.
That's why David Petraeus and Robert Gates and the FBI were reduced to begging Jones to stop his book burning nonsense, but why Rackspace – by virtue of not being a branch of the Federal government – could yank Jones's site without so much as a with-your-leave or a by-your-leave.
With wide, cylindrical trunks and gnarled branches, the trees appear to have been yanked out of the ground, flipped over and shoved back in, roots in the air.
Soon birds arrived from throughout the neighborhood to ornament the branches of a hawthorn above the mobbed owl and call out yank-yank and chick-a-dee.
He felt a back-wrenching jolt when he yanked the ripcord, his lines got tangled on the way down, and he landed in the top branches of a spruce tree.
Always watching, though, were the Yanks stationed in the American branch of Lord Grade's Incorporated Television Company, called I.T.C. "The I.T.C. guy in New York had a strong belief that a space show shouldn't have a single episode set on earth," Mr. Anderson said.
