1. Once the softened soil was plowed, wheat and barley could be sown.

2. In Duxbury, a large town plow had to be towed by a tractor.

3. It would be absurd for him to hitch both the plow and the cart to the animals.

4. In fulfillment of the prophecy recorded at Micah 3:12, Zion will be “plowed up as a mere field.”

5. Used 4' V plow fits Bombardare sidewalk plow & others good clean condition

6. The plow, the tractor.

7. Therefore on account of you men Zion will be plowed up as a mere field, and Jerusalem herself will become mere heaps of ruins.”

8. Plow for yourselves arable land+

9. The Bikeway is plowed during the winter months

10. No, we're going to plow it.

11. the farm plow was horse-drawn.

12. Well, give this plow to your settlers.

13. better than dying behind a plow.

14. The wooden plow was then invented.

15. The plow lay sidelong on the ground.

16. Stick to your goals and plow ahead!

17. The site of the temple was plowed and planted.

18. “If you had not plowed with my young cow,+

19. In Autumn, fields were plowed, leveled, and new crops planted

20. Farmers plow their fields and sow in spring.

21. Freshly Tilled/Plowed soil High Insect /Mouse Activity Livestock Manure Piles

22. 23 The plowed field of the poor yields much food,

23. Consider: Salmon do not plow through chaotic water.

24. Babirusas can sometimes be seen kneeling, with their chest on the ground, as they use their strong snouts to root through dirt and sand like a plow

25. Even a sturdy plow horse'd never manage it alone.

26. Babirusas can sometimes be seen kneeling, with their chest on the ground, as they use their strong snouts to root through dirt and sand like a plow

27. 4 The lazy one does not plow in winter,

28. The plow was pulled by a yoke of oxen.

29. While I'm at it, I'll shoe those plow horses.

30. The people of that ten-tribe kingdom had “plowed wickedness” and reaped unrighteousness.

31. It could plow through 900 homes and uproot 000 trees.

32. Plow or scoop: Plow Anchors offer the flexibility of holding in a variety of sediment types but offer top performance in mud, sand and grass

33. Residents must determine how and when to plow their Alleys.

34. A plowman who looks behind will not plow a straight furrow.

35. We cannot be like someone who starts to plow a field and then gives up partway through because it is too much hard work or because the harvest seems to be too far off or by no means certain.

36. Our resolve to live up to our dedication can be weakened and our grip on the “plow” loosened if we compromise our spiritual values. —Luke 9:62; Philippians 4:8.

37. There we have fields to plow nice clothes to wear

38. They plow it right back into filing more troll lawsuits.

39. Arable (adj.) early 15c., "suitable for plowing" (as opposed to pasture- or wood-land), from Old French Arable (12c.), from Latin arabilis, from arare "to plow," from PIE root *erie-"to plow" (source also of Greek aroun, Old Church Slavonic orja, orati, Lithuanian ariu, arti "to plow;" Gothic arjan, Old English erian, Middle Irish airim, Welsh arddu "to plow;" Old Norse arþr "a plow," Middle

40. Only me and him with field to plow clothes to wear

41. HEIFER saw an Ox hard at work harnessed to a plow.

42. I-I think we should just plow through this econ project.

43. With the beginning of plow agriculture, men's roles became extremely powerful.

44. Examples of Crosshatch in a Sentence The fields were Crosshatched by plowed paths

45. They plowed the land and got it half-sowed, and they haven't got time.

46. 10 “You must not plow with a bull and a donkey together.

47. Fields are usually plowed each year, although no-till farming is increasing in use.

48. Or my plow, or my horse, or my field, or my farm!

49. So they were seen as machines to pick cotton and plow fields.

50. He cultivated corn with a one-mule plow at the age of eight.

51. You'll not get that one in a harness, let alone pulling a plow.

52. "The course Addressed all of Western Civilization"; - cover, treat, handle, plow [N

53. Synonyms for Beavered away include toiled, ground, grinded, labored, laboured, slaved, drudged, plodded, plowed and ploughed

54. Now the Rocks need to plow through the upcoming cupcake schedule, win them all.

55. And if the rice runs out, then we'll plow the fields and fight again.

56. Plow that field with a silver dollar, then throw it in some Indian's face?

57. He hoists a light wooden plow to his shoulder and heads for his field.

58. In this desert place those pioneers plowed and planted, irrigated, cultivated, and harvested the fruits of their labors.

59. And if the rice runs out, then we' il plow the fields and fight again

60. That means hiring a private contractor to plow and making sure the contractor is paid.

61. Icebreakers with reinforced hulls must plow through frozen water to keep sea traffic moving year-round.

62. 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

63. They plowed unusable land and up and down hills and abandoned crop rotation —a proved method of soil retention.

64. Palamedes guessed what was happening and put Odysseus' son, Telemachus, in front of the plow.

65. An America whose two halves learn again to stride, to plow, to forge, to dare together.

66. The best-known is the plow, the ancient implement that was upgraded in 1838 by John Deere.

67. Be misled bemist be mistaken bemisted Bemisting be mistrustful of be misinformed be misguided about be misguided be miserable be mischievous be misbehaved

68. As the farmers plow their fields, some of the pastures seem striped; others are rich brown.

69. How can such a huge creature plow through the ocean at speeds rivaling a nuclear-powered submarine?

70. Then they plowed the ears of grain back into the soil in hopes that this would bless the new crop.

71. Be grateful, be smart, be clean, be true, be humble, be prayerful. Gordon B. Hinckley 

72. Synonyms for be Admonished include catch it, be castigated, be chastised, be rebuked, be reprimanded, be scolded, be for it, be taken to task, be told off and catch …

73. be good be bed be yourself

74. Usually they don chest-high wading boots and plow into water to take the pulse of the rivers.

75. Synonyms for Behove include be incumbent on, be obligatory for, be required of, be advisable for, be appropriate for, be expected of, be sensible for, be wise for, …

76. Appertain: verb affect , allude to , apply to , associate , be akin , be applicable , be characteristic of , be concerned with , be congruent , be connected with , be

77. Bobolinks like large, infrequently plowed fields that offer broad-leaved plants, under which the females build their nests directly on the ground

78. Clodhopper (n.) 1690s, slang, "one who works on plowed land, a rustic," from clod (n.) + agent noun from hop (v.)

79. Be mischievous be misled bemist be mistaken bemisted Bemisting bemires bemired bemire be mindful of be mindful be miles away

80. Be Bossy Salon Be Bossy Salon Be Bossy Salon Be Bossy Salon