Sentence examples for till under from inspiring English sources

Now, computer-generated patterns are staked out when the corn is small enough to mow or till under.

The hummocky ground moraine soil landscape forms a spatial continuum of more or less eroded and depositional soils developed from glacial till under intensive agricultural cultivation.

'* * * The status of military government continues from the inception of the actual occupation till the invader is expelled by force of arms, or himself abandons his conquest, or till, under a treaty of peace, the country is restored to its original allegiance or becomes incorporated with the domain of the prevailing belligerent.' Winthrop, op.

Greek-speaking Egyptians were probably employed quite largely in the lower posts of the government administration, though not, till under the later Ptolemies, in the higher ones.

Although the package is till under development, the users can construct, analyze, and visualize a network from their own data without much difficulty.

Some here say the industry's decline began earlier, with President Mikhail S. Gorbachev's anti-alcohol campaign in 1986, which resulted in thousands of vineyards across the Soviet Union being tilled under.

There are many legitimate reasons (beyond Biblical commandments) why a farm will have food left in its peripheries, vulnerable to being tilled under and they are not necessarily reflections of bad or wasteful farming practices.

If the latter should occur, respondents said the sludge should be tilled under immediately following application to prevent runoff.

Every year thousands of pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables are left to rot or get tilled under the field.

Each indicator tended to be highest under minimum-till, intermediate under chisel-till, and lowest under moldboard plow.

It doesn't matter how many leaves you unload on the garden, Bauer says, so long as you let them decompose over the winter before tilling them under in the spring.