Sentence examples for sown like from inspiring English sources

Set up to fight the Soviets, the terrorist training centres and madrasahs, sown like dragon's teeth across the country, produced fundamentalists with tremendous popular appeal within Pakistan itself.

The name played on the association of AIDS with the plagues of the apocalypse, and on the vulgar use of yegua: "it's a name like sow, like bitch; it's a pejorative name for a woman," Lemebel said.

These were just warm ups, though, for the main course, saumagen, a well-spiced mixture of pork and potatoes that is encased in the stomach lining of a sow like a big sausage, and served in large, slender slices.

They keep sowing, sowing, sowing and sowing like those around them and forget about seeing, sharing or growing.

Acute phase proteins are secreted from hepatocytes in response to inflammatory stimuli and are therefore established markers of inflammation in both human and veterinary clinical pathologies, which indicates that lactation induces an inflammatory state in the liver of sows, like in dairy cows [ 3, 4].

Someone like John with the intention to do good can sow it like the wake of a ship in the water.

Amphipods and isopods (e.g., pill bugs, sow bugs), like most crustaceans, are dioecious and have paired gonads.

Parents who fail to intervene, play favorites or give their children labels that sow divisions — like "the smart one" and "the athlete" — can inadvertently encourage conflict.

Sowing meadows like these [with] nectar-rich and pollen-rich plant species increases provision of foraging resources for bees and other pollinating insects in urban areas," she said.

"If the sows run like hell and panic, they will go straight through the electric wire and run on to the A12 [road] and someone will get killed".

"We're going to sow them like flowers across the country.