Sentence examples for the leaves made from inspiring English sources

Underfoot, the leaves made the dull crunch of stale potato crisps.

Finally, she dropped in fresh peas and a pinch of thyme, fluttering her fingers so that the leaves made their way around the pan.

François Ozon's latest work is a strange hothouse flower of a movie, the leaves made of satin, or crepe de Chine, or pieces of brightly painted tin - anything but natural foliage.

The leaves make a fragrant wrapping for steamed fish.

"The leaves make the whole house look like a green hedge".

He's big, he's beautiful, moves the leaves, makes the shadow.

The soaking hydrates and plumps the leaves, making them crisp; spinning removes surface moisture that can lead to mildew.

Three faces are projected in sequence on a tree, where the leaves make them look a little like werewolves or something out of Arcimboldo.

The palatability and tenderness of the leaves make it a good feed for lactating herd members of the landowners.

Even their water is mostly obtained from the leaves, making dehydration a danger, especially during Australia's heat waves.

Chewing the leaves makes people feel more alert, euphoric and talkative, and suppresses appetite [ 11, 12].