Sentence examples similar to leaf them from inspiring English sources

Certain patinations give them an earthy gravitas; gold leaf gives them alchemical magic.

And who rakes them (or leaf-blows them)? A. The leaves are recycled.

On the metal school-issue desk between them he unrolled a slim stack of construction plans and began to leaf through them.

Taking a leaf from them, "failing fast needs to be a bit more of Whitehall mantra".

You eat the immature flower heads, which look a little like sprouting broccoli, but with more leaf to them.

The company gets gold leaf for them from Italy, and tiny bricks of solid gold and platinum from France.

When we sat down, Andrew pulled out a thick folder of letters, twenty-five years of letters, and I began to leaf through them.

Seeing the photos that Frank rejected, it's clear that he didn't just pick the images that were the most individually striking (or the most in focus, for that matter); he chose the eighty-three shothathat would, in concert, leave the heaviest weight of melancholy on whoever would leaf through them.

An electric charge brought near the conductor or in contact with it causes the leaves to stand apart at an angle because, according to Coulomb's law, the like electric charge either induced in or transferred to each leaf causes them to repel each other.

Gazing at the smooth green cloth of the valuable editions, I had to repress a desire to leaf through them.

But adding a replica of the dish-shaped leaf cut them in half, the team reports online today in Science.