Sentence examples for just leaf from inspiring English sources

Hand out the presentation at the end, or everyone will just leaf through it and jump directly to the price.

You can just leaf through the pages of Mr. Turnley's self-published book "French Kiss — A Love Letter to Paris," available exclusively on his Web site.

The hyperbole-prone comedian Julie Klausner tweeted, "Do I need to watch PRINCESSES OF LONG ISLAND or can I just leaf through a Nazi propaganda pamphlet?" What's most troubling about "Princesses: Long Island," however, is not the way its spoiled, materialistic drama queens give Jews a bad name.

How rare it is for a scientist to be able to describe his work this simply: "I look at snowflakes under a microscope and take pictures of what I see". Libbrecht's photographs, revealing the stunning architecture of ice crystals set off by careful lighting, are so spectacular, a reader of any age will at first just leaf through the book staring at the illustrations.

Teacher 1: Sometimes I'll just leaf through a Brookstone catalogue and I'll be all like, 'got that, got that, got that....'.. Teacher 2: Lately, I've been bringing in piles of money and burning it in the classroom at the start of the day, just to let my kids know who is and always will be boss.

For the case of general (i.e. not just leaf) colorings, Moran and Snir show that a dynamic program gives an O (n τ d τ +2) algorithm.

> Xylem sap was collected at two sites of 35-day-old plants: at the base of the stem just above leaf 4 and at the petiole of a source leaf (leaf 8).

Well, if the tree is just a leaf itself, I make something which only has that node in it.

The vaunted "new page" may yet turn out to be just another leaf from the familiar old book.

The best time to do this is just after leaf fall (or if you miss this, just before their buds burst open next spring).

The trees are reluctant not just to leaf, but to yield any notion that life will ever return to their grave and silent branches.