Sentence examples for the mowing from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut something (especially grass or crops) down or knock down.
And, of course, there's the mowing.
The state changed the mowing schedule".
Anyway, I plan to dig in this weekend between the mowing and mulching in the garden.
Think in terms of maintenance: "Don't put a plant right in the mowing corridor," he added.
That you will tire of the utility bills, the mowing and the property taxes.
Even a small meadow area encourages wildlife, and saves on the mowing, too.
The truck attack in Nice on Bastille Day of last year heralded a similar attack on a Berlin Christmas market and, most recently, in March, the mowing-down of pedestrians by a self-appointed jihadist driving across London's Westminster Bridge.
"The mow the merrier," the United States Lawn Mower Racing Association advertises, in the "mowdowns" of the "mowlennium".
It "would not spontaneously ignite cloth dust in factories or hay in the mow.
The mowed rice in the other rice fields was generally in straight lines.
Disadvantages of the MOW include the possible need for bone graft and the risk of delayed or non union.
