Sentence examples for dying leaves from inspiring English sources

Several are poignant closeups of dying leaves amid a rain forest's riot of life.

What he had not arrived at was the idea that dying leaves could be compared to human sadness.

"I Killed: True Stories of the Road From America's Top Comics" vividly evokes both experiences, while strongly suggesting that dying leaves the more permanent impression.

Maybe the moss itself is the center, catching in it bits of pebble, a sparkle of a moving brown ant, dead leaves, dying leaves.

Certainly he, too, saw no farther than his ever-weaker squirt of sperm, was content only when he could verify that he could still get it up, like the dying leaves of a dried-up plant that's given water.

The title of "Margaret" comes from an 1880 poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins, "Spring and Fall," which is addressed to a child who cannot explain the cause of the tears she sheds at the sight of dying leaves in autumn.

If the tree is old, diseased, or dying, leave it alone.

A person who chooses to die leaves behind loved ones whose grief might immense.

Members have died, left, and changed.

"When did your father die?" "Leave it".

His father died leaving enormous debts.