Sentence examples for illustrated leaf from inspiring English sources

In a panic, Treharne bought two bifolia — pairs of connected leaves — from the book's liturgical calendar, as well as an illustrated leaf, in the hopes that she might reconstruct the manuscript, at least in part.

An illustrated article that takes a leaf from "Alice in Wonderland" has gained something of an online following, prompting thousands of people to urge the Canadian government to halt development of the Northern Gateway oil pipeline.

Such practical features — size, resilience, portability — help explain why a similar form of palm-leaf art, the illustrated book, was popular in India between the 10th and 13th centuries.

For example, when the leaf category is selected, an illustration with illustrated definitions of leaf terms is displayed on the right (Fig.  16A).

Leaf morphological variables are measured and calculated using CorelDRAW 12.0 on the basis of leaf images (Fig.  2) from illustrated species, including the length-to-width/2 ratio, dissection index, and sinus (see Additional file 4).

The Field Guide to Native Oak Species of Eastern North America (Stein et al. 2003) also uses images within its leaf keys, as well as in an illustrated reference guide to leaf structure at the back of the guide.

Ragamala, or "garlands of ragas," were tactile, loose-leaf series of works on paper that illustrated well-known musical compositions, and sometimes depicted musicians themselves.

Her collection of illustrated short stories, "I Love Horses," is available in loose-leaf.

In addition to illustrated definitions, the glossary contains two plates showing the distribution of compound leaf types in the covered families (Fig.  6).

An illustrated history.

"Is it illustrated?" they asked.