Sentence examples for leafs from inspiring English sources

Raymond Cauchetier, 95, leafs through his black and white photographs piled up on a table at his home — the same rented Paris flat where he was born in 1920.

She pulls a tome off her shelf and leafs through it to find some fine print that defines political bodies as organisations that "promote or prepare candidates for elections", under which definition Falun Gong is not a political body in Hong Kong, at least for the present.

CESAR LUNA leafs through photographs of a "border reality trip" to Tijuana.

A fairness doctrine might have helped mediate the tunnel vision that seemed to grip the news media during the run up to the invasion of Iraq.Jerome Fosaaen Saint Augustine, FloridaAlthough I might trust the editors of The Economist to decipher the political tea leafs of any given electoral process, I think you've misconstrued talk radio.

Mr Bass leafs through piles of pictures of other things created with Autodesk sleek Ferraris, Shanghai's Jin Mao tower, sewers and electrical grids, the latest Hollywood version of "King Kong", the plans for the Freedom Tower in New York, as well as, it sometimes seems, almost every other famous object built in the past two decades.Autodesk is an odd company.

Now the country is ready to get going," she says as she leafs through it.Some see him differently, though.

Sidenote: While there might still be time for that, it looks like time is running out (or has already), mathematically speaking, for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

The Boston Bruins silenced Toronto with an overtime winner against the Maple Leafs to seal a 4-3 victory and take a 3-1 NHL playoff series lead.

But something is gone: the Maple Leafs, to a glossy 1999 arena, it too downtown, but five subway stops and seven decades of sentiment away.In this section Nine provinces say yes Brazil rocks the Mercosur boat And now, the economy Living with death in Colombia Leaving Reprints Related topics Arts, entertainment and media Entertainment Classic Rock Music Popular music.

The companies have also occasionally joined forces, as in 2012 when they paid $1.3 billion to split 75% of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, the firm that owns the Toronto Maple Leafs the NHL's most valuable club as well as Toronto's professional basketball and football teams and the arenas where they all play.

But the real problems of empire lie elsewhere.In this section Drugs, Latin America and the United States The Maple Leafs are falling Trees and the law Goodbye ReprintsFor some, they are money, jobs and the right to look for these.