Sentence examples for furrow from from inspiring English sources

Flannery O'Connor's stories plough a straight and often gory furrow from individual pride to disaster.

It moved forward, thin as a hatchet blade in front and then widening like the furrow from the plow...

How decadent a society we are that women inject themselves with a form of poison to remove the furrow from their brows!

That's far from being a radical idea, but feels like a slightly different furrow from the ones I've ploughed in meetings with literary managers.

The results revealed that increasing levels of lime (in the furrow) from 0 to 0.6 t ha− 1 significantly increased growth, yield attributes and yield.

Machine-learning is used to develop detectors that identify 15 facial expressions such as Smile or Brow Furrow from the facial landmarks.

In particular, furrows from trawl boards had a severe ecological impact.

His hair was swept back in luxuriant furrows from the crown of his high forehead, and he wore his wide sideburns with panache.

"We have to grow up," he said, his brow still furrowed from the effort of trying to work out why neither Sam Vesty nor Olly Barkley took advantage of the most inviting of positions with their side a point to the bad and time fast running out.

In most green algae, cytokinesis involves furrowing from the cell cortex, but centrifugal division by means of a phragmoplast also exists (see [30] and [31] and references therein).

This implies that progression of cleavage furrows from the animal into the vegetal region is either very slow or delayed, probably due to the high concentration of yolk in the vegetal hemisphere.