Sentence examples for leaves fluttering from inspiring English sources

Freshly minted leaves fluttering gently in an artificially conditioned breeze.

/ It bursts out each spring / when sunny days linger / and orioles sing," the book begins, with a cheerful treetop glimpse of emerging leaves, fluttering pollen and chirping orange birds.

It might have been when I drifted off by the pool to the euphonious sound of olive leaves fluttering in the breeze; or it might have been as I ambled through the resort's beautiful gardens – full of palms, cacti, orange, citrus trees and many roses – to try out the spa.

With the autumn leaves fluttering down in a swirl of crimson and bronze, Mr. Boehner stood up to make his case for Bill Johnson, the local Republican candidate for the House, and more broadly for a nationwide sweep that he hopes will propel Republicans into the majority and himself into the speaker's post, second in line to the presidency.

It was a blustery autumn afternoon, with cornflower blue skies, green leaves fluttering out of Central Park, and splashes of dazzling color: bright green and gold uniforms, jugglers in white, celebrities in shiny red cars, and flags everywhere -- waved by spectators and marchers, on T-shirts and hats, draped from buildings and light poles, and on every float, with one exception.

As it gets close, pushing through the branches, you're showered with leaves fluttering down from above.

Autumnal leaves flutter down at nightfall.

A hesitant handful of lance-shaped leaves fluttered just outside the window.

The crowd cheered and autumn leaves fluttered about the senator like confetti.

But so were those by debutantes from England, Alabama and Arkansas, though the Arkansan's bouquet of pink and red roses touched with silver leaves fluttered, hinting at a tremor of fear that the genuflection induced.

Far left, fluttering artisan scarves of ribbons, circles and origami folds and for one woman, sewn-together gloves; for another, a feather ruff.