“to plow”可以造什么句，to plow造句

Farmers now use tractors to plow their fields.

Others just might not have the time to plow through prospectuses and financial statements.

He saw that the bull a neighbor used to plow had wandered into his field.

One side said we need to use donkeys to plow the land. The other side said we need tractors.

In order to gather material for my lectures, I had to plow through dozens of old books on economics.

There are those who would prefer to plow golf courses under because of the water and chemicals they use.

The water was just seen on the ridge of the field. The sound of the tractor rang from far to near. It was anxious to plow the field.

For a discussion of stars our language is inadequate and seems laughable, as if someone were trying to plow with a feather.

They were the ones who had waited three years in vain for furloughs and while they waited received ill-spelled letters from home: "We air hungry" "There won't be no crop this year--there ain't nobody to plow."

Seeing trees grow is called looking for apricots to plow in Dunhuang and looking for Pu to persuade Sheng. Seeing death and being killed, it is said that the grass dies and the wheat autumn arrives, the grass falls yellow, and the grass goes up.

When the fat man finished, they bent over to plow and plow the fields, ignoring the road.

Sure, you can use a mule to plow a field, it works.

A line of gray advancing toward the blue that was threatening to plow them down like weeds.

As is tradition for Apple opening a new store, hundreds of people lined up to be the first to plow through the doors.

Later, a farmer was reclaiming the wasteland of the abandoned temple. When he drove the cattle to plow, the plough head met the foundation stone, which hindered his ploughing.

Better that I'd learned to plow or chop cotton like a darky.

The horse was for work, to drag logs from the woods, to plow and for Pork to ride in search of food.

Collect shields to plow through your opponents with.

Many years later, the village was no longer rich, and the rice field was abandoned and unused. A poor farmer decided to plow the field.

"No--" she thought grimly, "Tara isn't going to be like that. Not even if I have to plow myself.