Use "leaves" in a sentence

1. Living a life of counting days in The Waiting Room leaves me with way too much time for pondering

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2. ~ Avoid breakfasts containing large amounts of sugar as it give an initial energy boost, but leaves one feeling drowsy within a few hours

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3. · Place bells or chimes on doors leading to the outside to alert you when the patient leaves the house

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4. Some insects help to improve the soil through aeration, while others help by generating compost from leaves and other decaying organic matter

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5. Pour boiling water on to the leaves, flowers, roots, seeds and place in a cooking pot or container with a lid

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6. Use leaves, flowers, grinds

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7. Marigold Flowers: Use dried leaves for an infusion spray

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8. Will prevent most insects, caterpillars from chewing on leaves of ornamentals

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9. Pea Leaves: Can be made into an infusion that will repel most chewing insects

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10. Radish: An infusion of the leaves when added to a dash of Tabasco and a dash of soap will repel most chewing insects, whiteflies, ants and some animals

11. Make an infusion of the leaves or a decoction of the roots

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12. They suck the sugars from the plant, leaving a great deal of this nectar behind on the leaves of the plants being attacked

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13. This sticky substance covers the leaves and provides nutrients for the mold to grow

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14. She smiles at him and leaves the room again

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15. He is still less than his usual efficient self when he leaves to go to the police station

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16. He spoke to his dear the angel Kerubiel who reflected His light through the leaves

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17. To avoid the dust, rock dust can be made into a milk like liquid and sprayed on the leaves

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18. Other barriers to keep ants and aphids off are Tabasco sauce and a natural soap sprayed on base and on leaves

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19. The word Foliar means leaves

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20. All plants have leaves of one form or another, and when you feed them through these leaves, you are foliar spraying them

21. John shakes his head and Baker leaves

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22. Spray this on the plants leaves, this increases the energy level of the plants, assisting them in fighting off pests

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23. If the variety of Datura that you have has velvety leaves, this is a very poisonous variety that can cause damage just by rubbing against the leaves

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24. Turns and leaves

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25. Solar Tea: Solar Tea is made by placing the ground up dried leaves of the herb into panty hose tied into a ball (becomes a tea bag) then place into a gallon (or larger) glass container of pure water (not city water, distilled or filtered water is best but stream water is OK)

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26. leaves out the cause, and for that I must write down the circumstances of my life…so

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27. There was really too much out at once now so they would crush a lot of the lower leaves, but it could get him out of here an hour sooner

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28. They struggled onward after grabbing a quick meal of sliced roast on bread topped with garden leaves to take with them

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29. ‘But …’ Liz started as he leaves the room, ‘Oh, it’s probably just some drunken idiot

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30. the bars of their cages and mice running in all directions amid vine leaves

31. “Okay”, Johnny said to himself, “that just leaves the guests”

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32. he stared hard he thought he could make out leaves and twisted boughs and tall

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33. layer of rotting leaves and vines

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34. down from the ceiling, thick fronds and razor sharp leaves cut and smothered his

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35. He could hear the sound of tall leaves and seed ears rubbing together

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36. Jed ignores the remark, leaves, shuts the door behind him

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37. The guard leaves, bolts the door

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38. There is something that God leaves unrevealed

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39. Ferns uncurled their leaves, morphosing into a billion species of tree and bush

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40. Still flapping like an old hen, he leaves for the office

41. I expect her to be enthusiastic about it, yet I am nonplussed at her immediate frigidity: “I have nothing to do this afternoon, but I am not in the mood of going to such a lecture, I had better stay home alone,” she announces in a low voice and leaves me wondering, since she has always given me the impression of being very interested in such matters

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42. ’ Janet said equally straight-faced as she leaves the room, and I double up with laughter rapidly infecting Nick

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43. When you are alone, to have even the slightest familiarity of walls and doors and floors shifted constantly, breaks you down and leaves you impotent and resigned

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44. They came away remembering that the leaves don't shrivel in the dark and the animal bones aren't wood and that all the animals look like little furry people with tails and that the cities are all just the bare skeletons of buildings that they think look like abandoned ruins

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45. The plants had leaves like North American pond lillies with a ruffle of lavender flowers along the edge, but they were a species of lon, a class of plants that is a local staple crop

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46. A stick whacked at a clump of waist high nettles, sending fragments of the sting-laden leaves scattering across the rough grassland at the edge of the meadow

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47. Leaves: If they are green and fresh, they portend happiness; if they are withered, you will lose hope

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48. We have covered our shame with fig leaves

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49. Seeing a fig tree by the road, he went up to it but found nothing on it except leaves

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50. Son approached a tree with many branches and leaves

51. the leaves of the tree rustling and he dropped from the branch just in time to

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52. Ferns uncurled their leaves, morphosing into a billion species of tree and bush and flower

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53. The tips of leaves sway delicately on spindle stemmed shoots

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54. and tease the apple leaves

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55. much the same thing, brewed from leaves

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56. Well, that leaves this afternoon nicely free to visit the warehouse

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57. while Lack-A-Bed felt the tearing leaves cry out,

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58. With dead bone leaves and base sediment shucked off,

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59. The end of each branch had a large tuft of leaves and a circlet of bright blue flowers

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60. They looked like piles of huge leaves, but, looking almost like a vine among the leaves, was a tiny head which would occasionally take a small bite of soil

61. Alan watched a long stick with a shattered-off piece of trunk on the end of it came out of the brush first, and then the leaves parted to reveal Luray

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62. There were plenty of dead sticks here, enough to keep a fire going all thru Nightday, with their props casting shadows on the arching leaves

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63. Aching all over from the stress of the nightmare, I listen as she leaves the room

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64. The orange light, the deep green leaves and the turquoise sky had an unreal but beautiful aspect this bright Morningday

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65. “So that only leaves the problem of the pets”

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66. Unlike the stream it was deep and filled with thick purple-green floating leaves

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67. "The leaves, with enthora you can eat the stems too but lon stems are too skinny, it's like eating twine

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68. It's relatively easy to hook lon with stripped archwood fronds, and in a few minutes they had a quarter of the water cleared and a nice little pile of the thick leaves beside them

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69. I watch as she leaves the room, wondering if she has been looking through my stuff and aware in the same thought that I now see the staff here at the villa in a totally different light

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70. It took awhile to tie and glue the leaves she used for fletching, but there was nothing but time sitting around the camp

71. There was damp soil made up of generations of dead leaves with soft sumaids carpeting the slate street now

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72. It was covered with dead leaves and the soil they had decayed into

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73. They need to gather the leaves and the fruit for healing

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74. She looked around a little and saw the trace of a kayak canal, now filled in with leaves and a bit of struggling chussweed

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75. She found a pimia vine, their leaves are pretty clean and soft enough to stick to it

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76. in the way that a cat leaves off the mouse half dead

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77. the pant of this lolling tongue, the wind in green leaves

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78. reflecting off of early morning dew laced leaves

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79. 'Technology leaves me at the toothbrush

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80. Let’s say you have a green plant, and you don’t water it for sometime, and neglect to give it fertilizer, and plant it on poor soil, won’t the leaves wither and dry up?

81. and so he leaves history

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82. Being distracted like that, it was then that I surprised a mystical pomegranate tree, her bold round fruit already ripening amongst long, glossy leaves and she actually tried to trip me amongst her roots, lying like stiffened serpents around her base

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83. windblown on a bloom of loose blown leaves

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84. Porcelain fruit leaves scattered in the basket with careless abandon served to highlight the rich and vulgar colours

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85. amongst the dusted leaves,

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86. Leaves fall around their swooning

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87. I tried not to stare, but the old man looked scared, and fiddled with the leaves of his dinner

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88. My eyelids heavy, I hand it to her and snuggle down under the covers, bidding her a sleepy goodnight as she quietly leaves the room

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89. For a moment I can’t see what he means at all, then I realise that what I had taken for crops of ripe grain are in fact wilting plants, their leaves yellowed

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90. "That leaves Lmore alone does it not?" Byia asked

91. The leaves are curled at the edges, frequently dotted with yellow or brown patches, the trunks scabbed with fungus suggesting rotten cores

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92. I met a lady carrying a plate of dolmades, the rolled up vine leaves like green tubes, and asked her the way, in my imperfect Greek, for Virgenia's

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93. The track leaves the waterside, following round the edge of a small stand of trees

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94. All she had to do was colour in the flower petals and stick paper leaves to the front of each card

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95. “After all,” she said to herself as she unpacked the boxes and made neat piles of the cards and the packets of paper leaves, “I always enjoyed art classes at school and it can’t be that hard to make a few hundred of them”

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96. Her arms, her nose and her hair were covered in glue and disintegrating paper leaves

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97. Miss Jones heard the sound of footsteps following on behind the young man and as she pushed beech leaves out of her face she was able to make out three other young boys heading towards where she lay suspended in the hedge

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98. Wasn't that nice?' She swallowed, 'Do you know, after three years they exhume the bones and put them in a little box and keep them in the ossuary at the entrance to the cemetery? The ground must be too hard to dig deep and it seems before the burial they fill a pillow with olive leaves for his head and they trim his hair

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99. Having shown us the finer points of the accommodation, Findel leaves us to our own devices

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