Sentence examples for is sown from inspiring English sources
verb
To scatter, disperse, or plant (seeds).
- When I had sown the field, the day's work was over.
Standard varieties of celery go white purely because they are grown so close to each other; modern celery as standard is sown at a much higher density, is faster growing and generally sold in a completely different form.
The F2 generation is sown at normal commercial planting rates in a large plot.
The book is sown with American gothic.
It doesn't actually happen here, but the seed is sown.
What is sown in politics generally comes round to reaping.
The first year seed is sown in July.
Bigger seed is sown individually and pushed down to its own depth.
It germinates rapidly and often flowers, if modestly, the same year it is sown.
Winter wheat is sown in mid-October and harvested at the end of May.
Already, most of the countries where GM seed is sown are emerging ones.
The use of fertilizers is now strictly controlled, and mustard is sown to absorb excess nitrates.
