plowed in English
Uncle Vic plowed his garden
the car plowed into the side of a van
the roads weren't yet plowed
Not many people plough Greats at 21 and become a professor of Latin at 33.
Use "plowed" in a sentence
1. The Bikeway is plowed during the winter months
2. The site of the temple was plowed and planted.
3. “If you had not plowed with my young cow,+
4. In Autumn, fields were plowed, leveled, and new crops planted
5. Freshly Tilled/Plowed soil High Insect /Mouse Activity Livestock Manure Piles
6. Once the softened soil was plowed, wheat and barley could be sown.
7. 23 The plowed field of the poor yields much food,
8. The people of that ten-tribe kingdom had “plowed wickedness” and reaped unrighteousness.
9. Examples of Crosshatch in a Sentence The fields were Crosshatched by plowed paths
10. They plowed the land and got it half-sowed, and they haven't got time.
11. Fields are usually plowed each year, although no-till farming is increasing in use.
12. Synonyms for Beavered away include toiled, ground, grinded, labored, laboured, slaved, drudged, plodded, plowed and ploughed
13. In this desert place those pioneers plowed and planted, irrigated, cultivated, and harvested the fruits of their labors.
14. Plural of arum··(chiefly in the singular) plowing, plowed land (the past action or the result of plowing) rudens Arums ― autumn plowing, plowed area sekls Arums ― shallow plowing pārbaudīt vakardienas arumu ― to check yesterday's plowing tēvs noara vagu kā pa diegu, vagu pie vagas; gan es gribēju darīt tāpat, bet mans Arums iznāk tādām
15. They plowed unusable land and up and down hills and abandoned crop rotation —a proved method of soil retention.
16. In fulfillment of the prophecy recorded at Micah 3:12, Zion will be “plowed up as a mere field.”
17. Then they plowed the ears of grain back into the soil in hopes that this would bless the new crop.
18. Bobolinks like large, infrequently plowed fields that offer broad-leaved plants, under which the females build their nests directly on the ground
19. Clodhopper (n.) 1690s, slang, "one who works on plowed land, a rustic," from clod (n.) + agent noun from hop (v.)
20. Trodden down and hard soil can become soft and productive if it is plowed up and the flow of traffic over it is diverted.
21. Therefore on account of you men Zion will be plowed up as a mere field, and Jerusalem herself will become mere heaps of ruins.”
22. You can see the rows in the bottom, the way you can see the rows in a field that has just been plowed to plant corn.
23. My wife and son were here in the States just driving down the road, and some fella who'd had too much to drink plowed right into them.
24. “Plowed ground of persons of little means yields a great deal of food,” says Proverbs 13:23, “but there exists the one that is swept away for lack of judgment.”
25. Since the 16th century a traditional and widely practiced form of Artel in farming was the supriaha—an association of peasants who, individually lacking the necessary draft power, plowed, harvested, and threshed together
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27. Both state law and city ordinance define an alley as a "Public way that does not exceed 30-feet in width." Historically, the City of Saint Paul has never plowed, salted or sanded Alleys in winter
28. Male mosquitoes eat pollen exclusively, while female mosquitoes partake of pollen along with their protein-rich blood meals so they can produce eggs. Butterweed grows well in damp, sunny areas and prefers disturbed ground, such as plowed fields and vacant lots.
29. Bottomland - low-lying alluvial land near a river bottom land , soil , ground - material in the top layer of the surface of the earth in which plants can grow (especially with reference to its quality or use); "the land had never been plowed"; "good agricultural soil"
30. “Caroline nursed him in this terrible illness, and when he died she was left with five of her own and eight of her sister’s children, and a farm of 280 acres where she and the children plowed, sowed, irrigated, and harvested to bring in enough to provide for their needs.
31. Management Cucurbits should be rotated with another crop every 2 years to reduce levels of inoculum; crop debris should be removed from the field as quickly as possible after harvest or plowed deeply into the soil; applications of appropriate protective fungicides can help to slow the development of the disease; water plants from the base rather than from above to reduce periods of leaf