Sentence examples for young branch from inspiring English sources

Many people are turning to a relatively young branch of "talking therapy", called Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to get them through the (day and) night.

For a man his age, he is blessed with a sharp mind, but he boasts a body as bent as the young branch of a eucalyptus tree.

This puzzling study, published last month, echoes many performed on mice, worms and plants in the past few years in the name of a relatively young branch of science called epigenetics.

Nicknamed K I, Gakirah is said to have run with the STL-EBT crew, a young branch of the notorious Gangster Disciples, who have bedevilled the south side since the 1960s.

It was with pride, and great dignity, that at the end of the meeting Mazeda handed the young branch manager a sheaf of 500 taka notes, her repayment for the week.

The show runs until July 24 at the Victoria & Albert (www.vam.ac.uk, 011-44-870-906-3883), then moves to the Indianapolis Museum of Art from Sept. 25 to Jan . 22 2006, and on to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (de Young branch).

In Eucalyptus, young branches have opposite leaves, whereas the leaf arrangement on older branches is alternate.

Animal ecology and ethology are young branches of the animal sciences.

Light and air need to bounce around the middle, so remove young branches that wander into this territory or the innermost fruit won't ripen properly.

Eggs are laid in slits on the underside of the tips of young branches in nice, straight lines that appear as dark brown bumps.

Infection in eastern red cedars and other junipers is marked by the presence of greenish-brown to chocolate-brown galls, known as cedar apples, on the twigs and young branches.