Sentence examples for leaves a smooth from inspiring English sources
Winter rains raise the water table slightly above the salt; when the water evaporates in the spring, it leaves a smooth surface nearly as hard as concrete.
When, at last, a plow goes by, it leaves a smooth surface, but creates a bigger snowdrift in front of the invisible, buried cars, blocking them in even more.
This leaves a smooth and shiny finish.
Use the more-common kind of can opener which leaves a smooth can rim and a sharp removed lid, not the kind which leaves the rolled lip on the lid and makes the can sharp.
It spreads water with a squeegee to leave a smooth sheen on the ice.
That means charged bristles attract plaque as you brush to leave a smooth set of gnashers.
In months, the heart lining would grow over it, leaving a smooth surface and holding the device in place.
With Barry M's Matte Nail Paints (£3.99) come in great, hand-flattering colours and go on well, to leave a smooth, matte finish.
The New Yorker, May 11 , 1935P. 17 The New Haven streamlined train flew to Boston the other day, breaking the air before it and leaving a smooth wake of publicity behind.
By T. J. Maloney and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 11 , 1935P. 17 The New Haven streamlined train flew to Boston the other day, breaking the air before it and leaving a smooth wake of publicity behind.
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