Sentence examples similar to laid seeds from inspiring English sources

The newly laid seed must be kept moist until the seeds have germinated.

For them, working here under contract is not much different than working under contract to spray insecticides in American national parks or laying seeds over Texas fields.

Try the lifting procedure before laying seeds on.

Despite this wild beans generally had fewer eggs laid per seed because the seed of these genotypes is so much smaller than cultivated beans.

Thus were laid the seeds of fresh revolt.

The result was an economic and educational revolution in Taiwan that laid the seeds for a political one as well.

Pared-down and finishing on a note of transcendent calm, the book enjoyed global success and laid the seeds both of Solzhenitsyn's Nobel prize, awarded in 1970, and Khrushchev's downfall.

"My piece is inspired by the paintings of Schiele and Klimt, and the notebooks of Freud — the period that laid the seeds for the twentieth century's violence, eroticism, and neuroticism.

Ken Woodley, the former editor of the Farmville Herald, a local newspaper that once supported segregation, told me, "Donald Trump has laid the seeds for a divided America, and the harvest is not going to be pretty.

The Westminster style of parliamentary government in such a diverse and vast country has laid the seeds for inefficiency and corruption.In a presidential system such a cabinet of talents is possible.

Indeed, Mr. Headley even traveled to India after the attacks, in early 2009, during which time Indian officials speculate he may have laid the seeds for the bombing in Pune that took place last month.