Sentence examples for leaves really from inspiring English sources
"But I don't own it". Which leaves, really, only one more question: Why?
It, too, has strange marbled leaves and outrageous flowers that come in all sorts of odd combinations, including peaches and cream (on top of marbled white leaves, really no shame!).
If your leaves really are past their best, then you can make them into a lettuce soup, blend them into a vegetable soup, or chop and add at the last minute with some mint leaves.
The discovery of penicillin in mould vindicated the folk habit of rubbing such disgusting stuff into wounds; dock leaves really do help nettle stings, it's not just a way to get the stung child to shut up; sunspots actually do affect us – and so on.
"It is quite clear that one of those will not supply us with an engine, so that leaves really only one option and if that option is not available then you have got to question – as Dietrich made clear earlier in the year – he wants to race with a competitive engine or we won't have an engine".
Or you want to leave, really.
"I'm thinking about leaving, really," she said.
All that was left, really, were the fish stories.
"Sorry! Traffic was awful and also I left really late".
