Sentence examples for ploughing for from inspiring English sources

Galloping, pulling, ploughing: for millennia these have been a partial release from our forked-radish limitations of slowness and weight, and from the stony resistance of the soil.

England, meaning Lever, had been using Vaseline all along to help shine the ball, alleged Bedi, including at Delhi, a preposterous notion given the way the first delivery with the second ball swung so far down the legside from the line Lever had been ploughing for five fruitless overs, that it almost missed the return crease.

The pixel co-ordinates are modified during ploughing, for which the model calculates the lateral and vertical displacement of the soil.

According to du Toit et al. (2010), surface ploughing for the establishment of the F1R (grasslands) site resulted in improved productivity because of nutrient mineralisation and the physical break-down of the dense root mat normally formed on the grassveld.

They may have been formed as a result of natural differentiation of the layers of Lias stone and clay used by farmers during the Middle Ages as terraced hills to make ploughing for crops easier.

Corn ethanol can actually increase greenhouse gases if grasslands or forests are ploughed for crop production.

Schering-Plough, for example, is financing an educational program for asthmatic youth on Medicaid in Arkansas.

United States regulators have cited Schering-Plough for the same type of problem at least twice since October 1998.

See articleAkzo Nobel, a Dutch conglomerate, surprised investors by agreeing to sell its pharmaceuticals business to Schering-Plough for $14.4 billion.

Apparently, the Camerons — along with their three children, and two other families — had gone to The Plough for Sunday lunch.

Horses were used to pull the ploughs for farmers, chickens laid eggs to feed families, cows provided us with milk.