Sentence examples for leaves actually from inspiring English sources
We now know that leaves actually produce additional anthocyanins into old age, she said.
The banana leaves actually come from Asian markets, but served my yearnings.
Underfoot meanwhile is a scattering of oak leaves, actually made of paraffin-coated crepe paper, by Martin Boyce.
Tellingly, when the same exercise is done for the Neoliberal period (January 1993 December 2001), the price of coca has a positive and significant association with the dependent variable, implying that during this period increases in the price of coca leaves actually increased corruption levels in the country.
Additionally, the findings reveal that a less controlled, more permissive market for coca leaves actually reduces the level of corruption in the country, supporting the hypothesis that the way to a less corrupt Bolivia is by lowering government intervention into this controversial market.
TGTA calls on U.S. startups who don't currently have a U.K. presence, but do have some presence in New York, to enter the competition to win a return ticket to the U.K. in October — season of mists and mellow fruitfulness (well, rain, spiders and gutters filled with sodden leaves, actually).
And, for once, the ubiquitous dandruff of micro-leaves actually adds something.
That's why I left, actually.
Let's be clear what a vote to leave actually means.
Not even the leave leaders had the vaguest idea of what "leave" actually meant – or means – in practice.
