Sentence examples for leaves caught from inspiring English sources

And at Donna Karan's Urban Zen shop in the West Village, vases made from tobacco leaves caught her eye.

They lay abandoned on the cramped refrigerator shelves: tomatoes buried under zucchinis, lettuce leaves caught in the edge of the vegetable drawer, a bunch of broccoli that wouldn't fit in the drawer sitting by itself on the third shelf.

At times resembling medieval viol-consort music as daubed with a Japanese brush, the work is more rigorously constructed than it sounds: simple, plaintive motifs circle and recur, like fallen leaves caught in limpid pools.

When I returned home to New York after my visit, I looked at the pictures Ben had taken with my camera: fragments of arms and legs, blurry close-ups of leaves caught in ice, too many spinning forest skies.

While I was trying various combinations and arrangements under the camera, I was listening to a 1929 recording of "My Heart is Saying" performed by The Ray Noble Orchestra (with Al Bowlly) and, like magic, the leaves caught the rhythm and pretty much animated themselves.

The best astronomers can do is infer the presence of the holes by watching stars or gas revolve around them, like leaves caught in a whirlpool.

Throughout summer, the shimmering, lanceolate leaves catch sun, and at times, their rustling evokes images of willow trees.

She shows me how to look at lady's mantle, which sparkles because its low-to-the-ground leaves catch and hold the morning dew.

Right now wade, ankle deep, through flame-coloured leaves, catch a glimpse of ripening blue sloes shimmering in the undergrowth and dodge overhanging boughs laden with berries and rose hips.

Photo: Marvin Harrison, left, caught a touchdown pass from Peyton Manning for the 86th time, setting a record in the Colts' 45-28 victoverover the Rams.

Leaving caught fish to rot because you can't or don't want to take them home with you is a waste of a natural resource.