Sentence examples for a big leaf from inspiring English sources

Algerian ivy, or parlor ivy, which has a big leaf with a creamy splash, is a good replacement for the potato vines.

Apart from seafood, highlights include crisp little sparerib tips ($9), and squab, minced with vegetables and served wrapped in a big leaf of iceberg lettuce ($12.95).

Forests are then represented as a big leaf and interception loss considered essentially as a one-dimensional process.

There's even an associated local bottled water brand now — "Amaziyateke," named after a big leaf that collects rainwater, but in Rwanda is also slang for a beautiful woman.

By 14, she was working for a big-leaf tobacco company in nearby Simsbury, with other girls who went from barn to barn, stitching up the big leaves that are used to wrap cigars.

I wake up in the morning, and where I live, in a little house on a dead-end street in a small Oregon town, I hear birds singing in a big-leaf maple outside my bedroom window, and I thank God because I know it shouldn't have been so".

His wife, Lisa, who works at the store, has picked up some recipes from their customers; big leaf thyme, a fixture in Caribbean kitchens, is now a standard ingredient in their Staten Island home.

"If I were down South, I would use a big yucca leaf," Mr. Esteban said.

Among appetizers, I liked the spinach salad studded with pancetta, and a salad of octopus, celery, black olives and potatoes nestled in a big radicchio leaf.

A century-old figure of doom, doing his final caviar jello shots out of Elizabeth II's naval before his heart withers in his chest and he flutters to the floor like a big dead leaf.

The two-bedroom rectangular house is located on a rural road about a mile from the Mount Hood Winery and Nutquacker Farms, surrounded by firs, big leaf maples and reseeded wildflowers.