Sentence examples for tilled ground from inspiring English sources

Work the compost into the tilled ground by piercing the cultivated soil at least 6 inches (15 cm) down with a shovel and turning the soil to break it up.

They have replanted some tilled ground with native grasses.

Just insert the ring in the ground around the tree marking the edge where you have tilled the ground, denoting the perimeter of your flower bed.

"This passage" -- about the killing of the shepherd Abel by Cain, who tilled the ground -- "is a metaphorical reference to the move from a herding to an agricultural economy," he said, somewhat impatiently.

Other denominations that have become a part of the Black Church moment which includes Baptist, C.O.G.I.C, Pentecostal and Presbyterian have tilled the ground to help slaves escape to freedom, raise children and develop communities that would directly empower and embrace what it is to be an African-American as well as to receive the benefits and principles that the United States of America offers.

We should stack wood or lift tomato cages or till ground for next year's garlic.

Within the terminal moraines the decay of the ice sheets typically left behind sheets of till (ground moraine).

The till (ground moraine) of the North German Plain and Alpine Foreland has heavy but fertile soil.

Start cultivating soil by tilling the ground at least a foot deep, aerating and thoroughly mixing the rough soil, removing any rocks, twigs, or other hard bits.

They created beds by tilling the ground to make it soft before covering it with leaves.

Manhood would have to be demonstrated in other ways, by tilling the ground, raising a family, running a general store.