Sentence examples for pluck leaves from inspiring English sources

1. Pluck leaves from basil.

You won't get enough basil for pesto, but you will be able to pluck leaves or sprigs.

The rhinoceroses (excluding the white) have a pointed upper lip with a fingerlike process that is used to pluck leaves and twigs.

Most players use sticks purchased at Home Depot with a tennis-racket-like grip added; some prefer aluminum poles off the devices you use to pluck leaves and bugs out of a swimming pool.

He still had enough pluck left to arch an eyebrow and murmur "unexpected... ...... when Stagg was found still alive.

Stooped laborers dotted the green fields, plucking leaves and tossing them into huge wicker baskets on their backs.

Tiny dots marched among the bushes and along the beige dirt tracks that zigzagged up the hillsides — workers plucking leaves from Camellia sinensis, the tea bushes of Darjeeling.

Foraging for weeds, and cooking with those forgotten or unloved specimens, has grown in popularity in recent years, with intrepid cooks plucking leaves from sidewalk cracks and roadside ditches.

My five-course meal began with a botanical lesson in the Felixes' backyard, where the chef pulled at branches, plucking leaves of pineapple sage and lemon balm before passing them off to be scratched and sniffed.

Every morning forest officials, even the most junior of them, would appear in villages like a bad dream, preventing people from ploughing their fields, collecting firewood, plucking leaves, picking fruit, grazing their cattle, from living.

Moreover, vegetable preparation activities of sorting and plucking leaves from their stalks are presumed more tedious and time involving (Abukutsa 2010; Matenge et al. 2012).