make leave in a sentence

• This suggests that colchicums make leaves and then make flowers.
• A couple of other Eckersleys could make leaving the A's difficult.
• The new rule would not make leaving easy.
• Her wondrous wand makes leaves fall from trees and draws priceless pictures on water.
• Washington understood the sacrifice he would make leaving the comforts of his Mount Vernon home.
• Didymium photographic filters are often used to enhance autumn scenery by making leaves appear more vibrant.
• Q : Why does the drop in temperature make leaves change color, and why do they?
• But constantly soggy soil can rot roots and make leaves fall, and can even kill the tree.
• However, overuse can make leave the reader feeling peppered with undesired information, similar to online ads.
• The leaves of these plants turn mosaic and their rugosity is often changed, making leaves wrinkled and misshapened.
• It's difficult to see make leave in a sentence .
• And one can foresee a day when a pair of Sony VR goggles will make leaving the home a purely existential exercise.
• And during the winter, when shorter days and cold weather make leaving the house less attractive, the isolation can be worse.
• Winning a second would further cement a bond with the team and the city, establish a legacy and make leaving more difficult.
• Wisteria goes through a rapid-growing stage, when it it produces lots of sugars to make leaves, vines and roots.
• It is the history of the place, and not the amenities, Army personnel say, that makes leaving the Presidio especially painful.
• While the saucer magnolia blooms are gone to brown, the tree is making leaves, moving on, not dwelling on spring failures.
• Sucking up leaves and chopping them in a shredder drastically reduces the size of the leaf pile and makes leaves decompose in compost faster.
• Sify wrote, " somehow the wafer thin story of " Puli Vaal " and its making leaves you cold and detached.
• I assumed I would have more chard, but now the plants aren't making leaves and have started sending up seed stalks instead.
• The lack of shelters combined with the economic dependence of Polish women on their husbands and an acute housing shortage in Poland makes leaving home almost impossible.