Sentence examples for leaves stuck from inspiring English sources

Twigs and leaves stuck in the dental interstices.

Dirt and leaves stuck to the broken yolk and lent the appearance of seasoning.

More unlikely, Australian weaver ants make homes from leaves stuck together with silk from grubs.

We are spared, only to get wet from walking through leaves stuck together by high winds and water.

The game fence is made of palm leaves stuck in the ground, with openings at intervals in which traps are set.

And it had transported him back to an era of leaf piles, of cottonwood leaves stuck in the waistband of his underpants.

My roses arrived two weeks ago, 13 slender little plants with fragile leaves, sticking out of long tubular plastic pots.

Pines and bare, gray deciduous trees provide little shelter from the pelting rain; last fall's leaves stick to raingear that itself sticks to skin.

Trim your plant so that there aren't any leaves sticking out from the buds.

Then put the bendy bloom over both, letting the leaves stick out through the gap.

Mold the carrot shape so that you have a small orange top with green leaves sticking out of it.