Sentences with BRACHIATE
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"The sloth can brachiate through the trees using its long arms."
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"Orangutans are known to brachiate effortlessly in their natural habitat."
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"The spider uses its silk thread to brachiate across gaps between leaves."
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"The acrobat showcased his ability to brachiate on the circus trapeze."
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"Some primates have adapted to brachiate as a means of locomotion."
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"The monkey's powerful arms enable it to brachiate long distances without needing to touch the ground."
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"Humans lack the physical structure to effectively brachiate like primates."
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"The documentary showed how gibbons brachiate effortlessly through the dense jungle."
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"The spider monkey's ability to brachiate makes it well-suited for life in the rainforest."
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"In order to escape predators, the lemur quickly brachiated to a higher tree branch."
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"The sloth brachiates slowly and deliberately, conserving its energy as it moves through the trees."
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"The child imitated the movements of a monkey, attempting to brachiate across the playground bars."
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"The agility of primates allows them to brachiate with ease."
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"The monkey was able to brachiate effortlessly from one tree branch to another."
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"As the children played on the playground, they attempted to brachiate across the monkey bars."
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"The orangutan's long arms allowed it to easily brachiate through the forest canopy."
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"During the obstacle course, the contestants had to brachiate across a series of hanging ropes."
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"The gymnast gracefully brachiated from one parallel bar to the next."
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"Spider monkeys are known for their ability to brachiate skillfully through the trees."
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"In order to reach the fruit, the sloth had to brachiate between the branches of the tree."
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"The acrobat's performance featured an impressive routine where she brachiated on aerial silks."
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"To escape from danger, the agile squirrel can quickly brachiate to nearby trees."
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"The primary mode of locomotion for gibbons is to brachiate with their long arms and hook-like hands."
