Sentence examples similar to leaf-covered plants from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Mr. Burden was made up to look like Papageno, in leaf-covered pants, frumpy coat and laurel crown.

Even more opulent is Prince Orlofsky's ballroom, which is covered with a magnificent half-dome of golden leaf-covered branches.

Floor lamps rise from twisted vine bases topped with moss- and leaf-covered shades.

For shelter they use caves or rock overhangs or build leaf-covered windscreens.

Its parapets, mossy and leaf-covered, lend it the appearance of a beautiful old dry stone bridge.

And up top, in the back, is a surprisingly quiet garden with mismatched metal furniture and a leaf-covered trellis.

Lying on the damp, leaf-covered ground recently, Mears came within touching distance of two curious deer.

Nightjars make no nest, depositing their eggs directly on the ground or on the leaf-covered floor of woodland.

The guru sent him into his hut - just a small, leaf-covered hut with a narrow door - to meditate on his parents.

When the gilding is completed, the leaf-covered area is pounced with a wad of soft cotton to burnish the gold to a high lustre.

From a gold leaf-covered reception to a 60th floor inlaid with genuine flakes of gold, the building exudes wealth and excess.