Sentence examples for leaves gave from inspiring English sources

The leaves gave off the unmistakable scent of gasoline that is characteristic of epazote.

Cellar in the Sky, designed to look like a wine cellar, but all in white, with dappled light to suggest sunlight passing through grape leaves, gave New York one of its first wine-pairing menus.

The brilliant colours of landscapes filled with blossoms or reddening leaves gave way to monochrome paintings; the poet, instead of dwelling on the pleasure or grief of an experience, sought in it some deeper meaning he could sense if not fully express.

Amongst two explants, leaves gave superior response than nodes.

Then it was boiled with distilled water several times until the leaves gave no color.

Both materials showed a satisfactory capacity for denitrification, but the palm tree leaves gave a higher denitrification rate and yield (amount of nitrate consumed per amount of available C) than commercial compost.

Chard leaves give personality to a thickish soup that I make like a chowder.

Later, this cycle repeats itself; the bold arcs of early-1990s banana leaves give way to 1999's tremulous beanstalks.

Popular in Southeast Asian cuisine, the toasted leaves give off a "popcorn-cake-caramel corn kind of smell".

Coriander leaves gives aroma which is also the result of presence of aldehyde compounds.

This cover is particularly thick on the leaves, giving them a silvery appearance.