Sentence examples for it's sow from inspiring English sources

ANTITHESIS No drawbacks, really, unless you have an aversion to the phonics of the Upper East Side (e.g., "It's so soft!" pronounced "It's sow sooh-uft!").

It's sown the seeds for what I do today".

Worse yet, it's sowing further division among our citizens, further distrust in our government.

Taf Magoche, whose daughter Chantelle plays violin, says: "It's a thing that brings the community together, and in the long run it's sowing a lot more benefits because when the kids get older there will be more options.

It's sowing the seeds for a future so that no one will ever walk through the door on the Uxbridge Road and feel this isn't a theatre building that belongs in this community or reflects this community".

Second, it is sowing the seeds of its own destruction with moral relativism.

The British government, with its American partner, must stop to think whether it is sowing the kind of resentment which is the seedbed of future terrorism.

It germinates rapidly and often flowers, if modestly, the same year it is sown.

But it is sowing social problems, as first-time apartment buyers find themselves priced out of the market.

The first seed of it was sown in April 2014, when Google teamed up with the Pokémon Company to hide Pokémon throughout Google Maps.

The interior ministry is said to be behind efforts to disband Lambda, an advocacy outfit, because it is sowing immoral values.