Sentence examples for leaves to be from inspiring English sources

There are no leaves to be plucked.

His tearful family arrive, and another, older girl leaves to be his nurse.

*Camiwami starts screaming at her mother and leaves to be with Jakester.

What veganism leaves to be desired, in my opinion, is relaxation.

Serve with a garnish of lettuce and mint leaves, to be wrapped around the spring rolls, and dipping sauce.

Insufficient light will cause the upper leaves to be smaller than the ones below (they should be larger).

It will have to rain a lot for the grass to be washed, for the leaves to be washed.

This chapter reviews longevity of leaves of higher plants by considering the replacement of leaves to be an adaptive strategy of plants.

The model assumes leaves to be uniformly distributed within an ellipsoid, and radiation penetrating the canopy is attenuated according to Beer's law.

As managers, we want carbohydrates produced by leaves to be allocated in the appropriate relative amounts for canopy growth, fruit development, and vine reserves.

"Things had the look of haste about them, even trees — in haste to rid themselves of their leaves, to be stripped bare," Oates writes.