Sentence examples for have a leaf from inspiring English sources
It was almost as weird as that episode when Moby turned up for no reason whatsoever to have a leaf blower shoved in his face.
Leaves and leaf bases play a major role in the protection of fern stems, and many stems are said to have a leaf armour.
The representative micrographs of the as-synthesized samples indicate that the CuInS2 nanomaterials have a leaf shape, about 500 nm in length and 100 nm in width.
Hatta and Darnaedi ([2005]) reported from among nearly 100 species from Bogor and Chibotas, Indonesia (evergreen habit), that about half of these species have a leaf longevity of less than one year.
Buried leaves are more likely to rot, so if you have a leaf cutting, try just touching the cut end to the soil surface, propping the leaf up with pebbles.
Cook has had a leaf through her first book, Magic Soup, which features over 100 nourishing bowlfuls.
The steel front door has a leaf motif and reinforced glass.
The broom has a leaf growing out of the handle to show you the farmer's wife doesn't much like to clean.
During training of single workers, the conditioned stimulus was a distant thermal source placed frontally, 15 mm away from a platform having a leaf fragment as reward.
It has a leaf so that I can still crowd people around the table for holidays.
