Sentence examples for lesser leaves from inspiring English sources

Axelrod often has an 8 p.m. working dinner, and Lesser leaves sometime after him, aiming to be out by 8 30 or 9 p.m. "on a good day". He savors his 15-minute walk home — down the asphalt driveway, out the northwest gate of the White House and into the night.

The president once strolled past and said, "Oh, are you guys waiting to see the principal?" Axelrod often has an 8 p.m. working dinner, and Lesser leaves sometime after him, aiming to be out by 8 30 or 9 p.m. "on a good day".

Lesser left the final range with a lead but it's been hugely cut by Fourcard's final lap.

That is what makes him obsessive in his grinding preparation, and inspires his attention to the tiniest detail – just as George Best would spend hours tutoring his lesser left foot into something like parity with his magical right, or Geoff Boycott would agonise over his corridor of uncertainty (before he invented the term).

This argument also supports the highest antioxidant activity of the pulp which contains the highest contents of vitamin A and C and a substantial quantity, though lesser than leaves, of vitamin E. The seed extract, which contains higher vitamin C than stem, root leaves, stands at the second place as far as the antioxidant activity is concerned.

It's a tribute to the novel's propulsive readability and emotional force that this anticlimactic distancing, which might have undermined a lesser work, leaves this one intact.

But it's also because The Lesser Bohemians leaves you hopeful.

Variation in the cost of feedstock had a considerable impact on operating costs and on the overall MESP of the {B + L, 20% WIS, 96 h, 250% EHE} case, due to the cost of sugarcane and, to a lesser extent, leaves.

One submitted an actual timeline, including a few years of lesser significance left blank.

Lesser developers left a legacy of slums and neglect for later generations to clear and repair.

For some donor-conceived people, a complete blank on the side of their biological father can, to a greater or lesser degree, leave something of a hole.