Sentence examples for leaf piles from inspiring English sources
The phrase "leaf piles" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a collection of leaves that have been gathered and piled up together. Example: The children spent the afternoon jumping and playing in the leaf piles that their father had raked up in the yard.
Other children played in imaginary leaf piles, without ever complaining about broken ankles and sprained knees.
Wild areas of the garden, as well as "leaf piles, rocks, logs and garden debris," provide areas in which frogs can forage and hide, they say.
And it had transported him back to an era of leaf piles, of cottonwood leaves stuck in the waistband of his underpants.
IT IS a bright afternoon in Omaha, with yellow trees set against an azure sky and a strong wind upsetting leaf piles like a rowdy child.
We piled our kids into the back seat, ventured out, and enjoyed a party in a lovely suburban home with leaf piles in the front yard, multiple bedrooms, and even an extension and deck in the back.
The Bois is filled with people running, cycling, walking, children on shoulders, children in strollers, dogs crashing through leaf piles.
The people who guarded the leaf pile this way were called "deletionists".
There is a male neighbor who throws the girls into his leaf pile.
And it grew some more, and it became the biggest leaf pile anyone had ever seen, a world wonder.
The traditional way to eat banh xeo is to take a lettuce leaf, pile some herbs on to it, then break off a piece of the pancake and place it inside the leaf.
There is also an excellent salad of grilled baby squid ($6.50) over a leaf pile of mesclun, with a bright and lemony vinaigrette, and a nice beef carpaccio ($8.50) with peppery arugula, Parmesan and hearts of palm.
