Sentence examples for too many leaves from inspiring English sources

The tree has too many leaves on it.

D: This is too many leaves to mulch all at once.

If you have too many leaves, start a compost pile, which will break down over the winter for spring use.

Not too many leaves on the trees, but I'm still dodging overhanging branches and thickets every time I walk Lilah.

He made sure that the pickers were not grabbing too many leaves along with the grapes or piling the clusters too thickly in plastic bins, squeezing juice prematurely from the fruit on the bottom.

They are given no fertilizer ("if they don't die outright after feeding, they'll get too many leaves and no flowers"), water is applied only when the soil is completely dry (once every two weeks) and they are potted in a mixture of coarse sand and orchid-growing medium.

It leaves too many left behind.

Too many leave within five years.

Too many pupils leave primary school unable to read, and too many leave secondary schools with no qualifications.

As the late Muddy Waters once said, "Ain't too many left that play the real deep blues".

If too many leave, however, the study findings may have no validity.