Sentence examples for sown over from inspiring English sources

The purpose of that practice, like crop rotation itself, is to prevent the soil from becoming exhausted when the same crop is sown over and over again.

And soon, Mr. Bunger, 50, will have to turn on the irrigation system to saturate the seed he has sown over 960 acres.

"The seeds have been sown over the last five years for that to happen, and the crisis is likely to hit in the next couple of years," he said.

Those without a personal stake, however, will be most entertained by Dr. Offit's fluent and enthusiastic trek through the fields of dreams various entrepreneurs have sown over the years.

But on Oct. 21, 1988, Dr. Limmer made hair restoration history by transplanting follicular units, naturally occurring groups of one to five follicles that are sown over the bald area in an evenly irregular pattern that is indistinguishable from naturally growing hair.

What I wrote was widely criticised at the time by kneejerk, laptop warriors because, while placing the blame for the atrocity squarely on the Bin Laden-inspired Salafists (who turned out indeed to be the culprits), I argued that the planes didn't come out of a clear blue sky but emerged from the swamp of hatred the west had sown over many years.

"A lot of what my work has sown over the years is that the physical presence matters not just for robotics," says Breazeal.

The seeds of the modern American progressive movement were arguably first sown over 50 years ago by two events which shook American's trust in their government -- the disastrous Vietnam War and the subsequent Watergate scandal.

In Australia, pulses are sown over c. 2 million hectares and produce c. 2.5 million tonnes of grain with a commodity value of over AU$6755 million [ 7].

The word diaspora comes from the ancient Greek dia speiro, meaning "to sow over".

One of the wonderful things about cut-price seed is it allows you do things that normally might be prohibitively expensive, like growing my favourite veg to sow over the autumn and winter: microgreens.