Sentence examples for leaves made from inspiring English sources

A few steps away, there is a drawing of a tree with leaves made of paper.

What they got was an imposter: C. japonica's leaves made lousy tea.

Underfoot, the leaves made the dull crunch of stale potato crisps.

Shea seeds could be pressed to make butter for cooking or skin care; neem leaves made an excellent mosquito repellent.

Another shows a silk satin pump made with coated-cotton leaves made for Christian Dior in 1955.

Yet his first idea — a cluster of mammoth leaves, made from the alphabet latticework — was decidedly uncorporeal.

Fried sage leaves make a savory garnish.

The leaves make a fragrant wrapping for steamed fish.

A medley of multicolored leaves makes high-bush blueberry easy to spot.

Leaves make up most of the rest of its diet.

Finally, she rebels and leaves, making her way into town.