sow

sow a field with wheat

sowing in narrow strips

sow seeds in the field

sow rumors and dissension.

It is too soon to sow yet.

When will the sow farrow?

sow the plants in early September.

sow the seed in the spring

sow the seed in the ground

sow the seeds of distrust

a plant that self-sows readily.

"As you sow, so will you reap."

sows should be unconfined at farrowing.

As a man sows, so he shall reap.

The spring-sowing season has set in.

a young sow that has not farrowed

The problem is that he never sowed his wild oats before he got married, and he wants to sow them now.

Remember: the one who sows meagerly will reap meagerly, and there shall be generous harvests for the one who sows generously.

The government’s repressive policies are sowing the seeds of rebellion.

Some farmers are injecting pregnant sows to cause abortions.

They might have to reap what they sow.

Those fools would never catch the sow.

The farmer sowed the field with wheat.

Then they're gonna reap what they sow.

Her reforms, it is said, sowed the seeds of the recent economic crisis.

They reached the little field where they were to sow.

For example, we often say that 'you reap what you sow'.

The ground must have been ploughed, and sowed, and harrowed, and reaped.

Former British Foreign Secretary William Hague warned that a British exit could sow wider division.