Limb

The child was a limb of the family tree, connected to generations of ancestors.

The artist was seen as a limb of the art market, producing works to be sold rather than for artistic expression.

The student felt like a limb of the university, dependent on its resources and support.

The small business was a limb of the local community, contributing to its economy and character.

The assistant was just a limb of the celebrity's entourage, providing support and assistance.

The colony of bacteria acted as a single organism, each bacterium a limb of the larger community.

The local branch of the organization was a limb of the larger national organization, following its guidelines and rules.

The small business was a limb of the larger economy, subject to its fluctuations and trends.

The rookie player was a limb of the larger sports team, learning from its more experienced members.

The student was a limb of the larger academic community, contributing to its research and knowledge.

The artist's work was a limb of the larger cultural heritage, influenced by its traditions and history.

The bird's nest was perched precariously on the uppermost limb of the tree.

The lumberjack climbed up to saw off a limb that was threatening to fall on the road.

The tree's lower limb was strong enough to hold a tire swing.

The storm damage was so severe that almost every limb of the old oak tree was broken.

The artist used the limb of a tree as a canvas for his wood carving.

The tree's thick limb made a perfect place to perch and read a book.

The dense foliage of the limb provided shade and shelter from the hot sun.

The tree's main limb grew so large that it was wider than a person's arm span.

The squirrel ran quickly along the narrow limb to escape from the cat.

The car's wheel hit a curb and scratched the alloy rim's limb.

The sun was just a bright yellow limb on the horizon.

The vinyl record's limb was printed with the artist's name and album title.

The coin landed on its edge or limb after being tossed.

The doctor had to amputate his leg limb due to a severe infection.

The minority group was treated as a limb of the dominant culture, excluded from positions of power and influence.

The pothole caused damage to the limb of the wheel.

The watch's bezel had a luminous limb for easy reading in the dark.

The plate was decorated with a thin gold limb around its rim.

The tree trimming service will limb the trees in the park.

The clock's hands moved closer and closer to the outer limb of the dial.

The mechanical limb of the crane was able to lift the heavy load.

The moon's limb was illuminated by the first light of dawn.

The small town was a limb of the larger urban center, overshadowed by its economic and cultural influence.

The mechanical limb of the clock stopped moving, causing it to no longer keep time.

The clock's minute hand was nearing the outer limb of the face.

I need to limb the tree in my backyard before it causes any damage.

She hired a professional to limb the trees on her property as they had grown too large and were blocking sunlight.

The cat used its front limb to bat at the toy.

She felt a twinge in her limb after sitting in the same position for too long.

The car crashed into the tree and the limb fell onto the road.

The disk's limb was marked with a red line indicating the starting position.

The arborist will limb the trees in the park next week.

The arm of the crane was a long and sturdy limb.

The limb of the machine was broken and needed to be replaced.

The octopus extended its limb to catch its prey.

The robotic limb was able to perform precise surgical procedures.

The office worker felt like a limb of the corporate machine, unable to make decisions independently.

The tire was flat on the outer limb of the rim.

The musician's talent was a limb of the larger music industry, subject to its trends and demands.