Her domesticity was limited to the sowing of wild oats and the barbecuing of sacred cows - entire herds.
Shory (Dan Moran), a wheelchair-bound veteran, curtailed his own sowing of wild oats with his penchant for whoremongering.
The danger of the present system, apart from the sowing of generic fear, is that people will stop paying attention.
The K.I.A. has also been involved in serious abuses, including using child soldiers and widespread sowing of antipersonnel mines.
One trick is to give a beat before the last of the cow parsley and the first sowing of carrots, then cover them immediately after sowing.
As for the wind, it could be kept down by the sowing of lentil seeds in one's vegetable beds – lentils, of course, being famously flatulent.
Rather, to use the agricultural metaphor, it is the sowing of wealth in the expectation of continued good climate and the future reaping of profit.
Seeds are great telltales; for, when they come up, we discover all the carelessness that may have prevailed at the sowing of them".
Dances, songs sung with a sasara (musical instrument), sowing of seeds, and feasting play important roles in securing the aid of the kami (gods or spirits).
When you're not dredging, cleaning and packing, there's the scouring of the beds and the sowing of the oysters and a hundred other things to do to ensure a healthy crop of the little fellows year in, year out.
Butch is not yet in production, but once it is launched in maintaince they'll start exploring other possible uses for it - mowing lawns cleaning airstrips & big parking lots, plowing & harrowing & sowing of fields, harvesting of crops, etc.
