becurl in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

BECURL (verb): to curl or bend at the edges, often as a reaction to environmental conditions such as heat or wind.

As the sun began to set, the edges of the leaves started to becurl in the evening breeze.
The artist skillfully painted the flowers, capturing the way their petals would becurl in the warmth of the sun.
After the heavy rain, the paper left outside began to becurl at the corners.
She watched as the pages of the book started to becurl from the humidity in the air.
The delicate tendrils of the vine began to becurl around the trellis as it sought support.
In the heat of the summer, the plastic wrapper started to becurl, making it difficult to open.
He noticed how the edges of the fabric would becurl after several washes, giving it a worn look.
The steam rising from the hot coffee caused the napkin to becurl slightly at the edges.
As the winter approached, the leaves on the ground began to becurl and turn brittle.
With age, the pages of the old manuscript would becurl, revealing secrets of the past.