Sentence examples for laying seeds from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Although the harvest season for spring-seeded crops has ended, he said, laying new seeds now means planting in soil that has little moisture and little promise.

It is no wonder that Peter Sands, chief executive of Standard Chartered bank, has warned in recent days that the current approach is "laying the seeds for the next crisis".

Ms. Fitzsimmons proposes laying the seeds on their sides — that is, with the points facing right or left, an orientation that gives the shoot an easier path to sunlight.

A part of Ingushetia called the Prigorodny district was joined to North Ossetia, retaining a large Ingush population and laying the seeds for a short, brutal territorial war in 1992 that still festers.

A leading British banker has warned that the huge sums of money being pumped into western economies to underpin banks and promote financial stability risk "laying the seeds for the next crisis".

Much as I love pottering about at the plot, laying in seeds, turning soil, sometimes I think that it is the 'being there', to quote Peter Sellers's Chauncey Gardner, that is the thing.

That meant that some form of unobserved dark matter had to have started clumping earlier, laying the seeds for the galaxies and clusters, Smoot says.

It also threatens society's social and economic stability, laying the seeds for larger conflict," Singh said.