"They just walked slowly and cautiously, fearful of bombs and mines that were sown in the area.
"The seeds of deprivation are sown very early in life.
The instructions from the Home Office were that the site should be covered with two feet of earth, sown with grass and intercut with asphalt paths, to create pleasant walks for the public.
In recent years, the US military's HAARP research programme has sown a blizzard of theories about how this secretive Alaskan facility has manipulated weather patterns with its investigation of the ionosphere.
No, the seeds that were sown in the revolution were hugely significant, and what we are seeing now is the rise of a more confident woman, willing to fight for her rights.
There are those who feel that the seeds of the 1956 revolution were sown in those days after the final.
Over the past five years TV Rain has established itself as the go-to channel for independent news in a market otherwise sown up by the state.
A swarm may contain several billion insects and can travel 100km (62 miles) in a day, leaving behind a wasteland sown with eggs.
The seeds thus sown incubated under Japan's rule (1910-45), and have sprouted wildly since.
The area sown with them worldwide last year was up by a startling 20% on 2003, to 81m hectares.So says the ISAAA (a pro-GM body but the best source of data there is).
Finally, engineers will have to investigate "systems" issues say, splitting work between battery-powered clients and mains-powered servers.In a sense, the semiconductor industry's spectacular success has sown seeds that could cause, if not its downfall, at least some serious soul-searching.
