Sentence examples for plowed ground from inspiring English sources
The roadside sweet corn grows in patches, gardens and, sometimes, a good-sized stand of plowed ground.
George Low wrote in his 1774 account of the island that "the soil is good, black and deep, thrown up into high ridges by the spade, in a word the whole cultivated part of the Island is dressed like a garden and produces far greater crops than are common on plowed ground".
Space the bags out on top of the plowed ground.
Jackson's limits were widening, houses sprouting, woods retreating, hayfields, plow ground, small holdings succumbing week by week, being translated into "lots" and "tracts," buildings-to-be lined out with pine stakes, footings poured, septics sunk, studs printing up yellow in the warm piney air.
"We have plowed this ground before".
Sony's "Bad Teacher" and Warner's "Horrible Bosses" also plowed this ground to impressive results.
Campaign finance experts say Mr. Kushner plowed new ground in the American political process by refining the controversial practice known as bundling, in which one person gathers financial contributions from an assortment of people on behalf of a party or candidate.
Instead of making some bleak, caustic points about racism and the base behavior in a P.O.W. camp -- which was the thrust of Norman Jewison's "Soldier's Story and Billy Wilderr's "Stalag 17," two much better movies that plowed the ground before this one -- "War" stolidly spells things out.
They've plowed the ground already.
"We've plowed this ground," says Wallace, who changes the subject.
