Sentence examples for leaves readily from inspiring English sources

As he spoke, his shop in Oyster Bay was painting autumn leaves — readily available and in dirt-cheap abundance — gold for an event.

A wooden puzzle with balancing pieces, a bowl filled with glass pebbles, a container of utensils or stationery items that topples over easily, an indoor plant that drops its leaves readily, a decorative indoor water feature that splashes water, etc. are the sorts of gifts to upset the neat freak.

After being smeared on the surface of the material and allowed to soak into any tiny cracks, the liquid is wiped off, leaving readily visible cracks and flaws.

It appears that the 3′-OH and dNTP held together by the two Mg2+ ions in the catalytic center may stochastically approach each other to be within such a critically short distance that the p Ka of the 3′-OH is reduced for the proton to leave readily.

Ppα-DOX-GUS expression was also observed in other types of mitotically active cells, including dividing cells from detached leaves that readily reprogram, reenter the cell cycle and change their cell fate to become chloronemal apical stem cells [ 38], which also accumulate Ppα-DOX.

Another West Side mother said that when her sitter of six years fell off a stepladder, hurt her back and asked for six weeks of paid leave, she readily agreed.

The information as to why teachers leave is readily available and repeated every year in surveys, yet the powers-that-could do little.

Nevertheless, in terms of the functional characterization of Btn1p, retention of Btn1p at the Golgi would leave it readily available for rapid transport to the vacuole when required in response to pH stress.

When his uncle suggested that he go with him to Kampala to work and raise money for school fees, John-Bosco left Karamoja readily, only to realise life was about to get much worse.

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A recipe for aspic, for example, called for gelatin leaves, which are readily available in Italy, but very difficult to find in America.