nervate in a sentence

Definition

Nervate: to supply with nerves or to form a network of veins or nerves in a structure, particularly in plants and biological systems.

The botanist explained how certain plants have the ability to nervate their leaves to maximize photosynthesis.
In her research, she discovered that the nervous system can nervate different muscles to control movement.
The artist decided to nervate the intricate details of the sculpture to bring it to life.
As the storm approached, the wind began to nervate the branches of the trees, making them sway dramatically.
The surgery aimed to nervate the damaged area of the spine, hoping to restore some sensation to the patient's legs.