Sentence examples for leaf by from inspiring English sources

10) "The Fall of Freddie the Leaf," by Leo Buscaglia.

Blanche a romaine lettuce leaf by dipping into boiling water for five seconds.

Note repositioning of the lower leaf by action of the pulvinoid.

Field photo courtesy of Randy Irmis Annie Alexanderr from UCMP archives; fossil leaf by Yuri Panchul.

Farmers are pushed leaf by jowl in what little room is left amid the dirt and the noise.

They must be regularly pruned, repotted, resoiled, watered, shaped (with small scissors, sometimes leaf by leaf) and kept healthy.

Mr. Mott said he took photos of the hieroglyphics before the gardener snipped off each defiled leaf by hand.

The author dashed out Leaf by Niggle when he was supposed to be immersed in Middle Earth.

The leaf-by-leaf naturalism of foreground treetops only compounds the unreality of a scene in which near and far, and up and down, are dizzyingly confused.

Houseplants with many small leaves, such as nerve plants, would be intensely time-consuming to clean leaf-by-leaf.

(The battery pack in the Nissan Leaf, by comparison, has a capacity of 24 kilowatt-hours).