Sentence examples for long plowed from inspiring English sources

To tame the treachery of driving in snow and ice, people have long plowed, salted and sanded roads.

Take the album's opening track, "Gone Tomorrow (Here Today)." It starts with a ganjo lick rooted in the country-rock firmament Urban has long plowed, but soon progresses into percolating pop-country-dance music until it reaches a midsong breakdown with a verse as close to a rap as Urban has come, in which he laments lost friends and loved ones.

The long plowed rows in front of the farmhouse stretched to a line of trees that shielded the fields from wind off the lake.

He was a Roman aristocrat who fell on hard times and had to retire to a small farm, where he spent long days plowing.

For those who have long driveways, plowing at an angle may be an ideal solution.

Long ago I plowed through many issues of Fortune from the 1930s, hoping to get some sense of what businessmen thought the problem was.

But he screwed all that up long before he plowed into the fire hydrant, so to put that on the curious onlookers is just unfair.

The Horseshoe was plowed over long ago to make way for the Holland Tunnel access ramps.

And I went along with my grandfather, Henry, when he plowed the long rows in the garden in spring so we would have ample summer crops.

While he plowed, he told her long, long stories -- about his uncle's cattle ranch in Idaho, about driving Sno-Cats down the ski trails at Sun Valley.

So counterintuitive is the idea of organized nonproductivity, given the force and universality of the human urge to make things, that you can't believe anyone ever managed to lift his head from his workbench or plow long enough to think of it.