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1. Desa dug for it with one hand, Alan began losing ground as both Luray's heels made furrows in the soft soil

2. in the furrows dug between chair seats and arms

3. it was all ridges and furrows; the balls were live hedgehogs, the mallets live

4. Sheena nodded, a frown creasing deep furrows in her forehead

5. ploughed up in deep furrows by the heavy wheels of carts and wagons;

6. furrows that crossed and recrossed each other hundreds of times where

7. Leaning closer she studied the deep furrows in her snout, the grey hairs liberally sprinkled throughout the black stripes on her cheeks

8. Looking back along the two furrows that Piers’ heels had left in the sand, he could see some movement farther down the beach and knew it was going to be a close call

9. 10 You water the ridges of it abundantly: you settle the furrows of it: you makeit soft with showers: you bless the springing of it

10. As an illustration, my father, who delighted in home gardening, each spring planted tomato seeds in carefully cultivated soil furrows

11. the furrows of her plantation

12. in the furrows where it grew

13. there iniquity in Gileade surely they are vanity: they sacrifice bullocks in Gilgal; yes, their altars are as heaps in the furrows of the

14. to pull ploughs cutting three furrows at a time across the fields

15. His songs cheered his cattle, which made furrows with sweat

16. furrows and scorch marks on the ground

17. While they were talking, I was still lying on the damp ground, very close to the soil where I could see the furrows made by those watery and transparent creatures that inhabit almost every corner of the planet, so disgusting, that are earthworms

18. To stop their tractors rolling over they plough the furrows up and down the slope, so the erosion"s horrendous

19. A railway cutting gashed through barren furrows where someone had failed to profit from a cash crop

20. Before long the elegant furrows created by the plough-boy in his scarlet shirt and grey tunic, the sheep and shepherd on the cliff top, the fisherman, the ruined castle on the rock in the extraordinarily turquoise sea, the square-rigged sailing ships, the distant cities, delicate trees and white mountains had been admired and noted

21. of his face, the left, blood was oozing from four lightly gashed furrows

22. When we found a pretty little meadow in the woods, Diomed stopped and pawed the ground, digging furrows in the mound of jonquils that were just popping open

23. ” She could picture his pursed lips, thin, like Jimmy’s and the furrows between his eyes deepening

24. Against a rotating shield, that meant that a particular beam would wander continuously over the surface of the shield and simply dig furrows in it, without penetrating it

25. With the axial rotation of the KOSTROMA aggravating the Terrans problems, they thus caused nothing more than a series of shallow furrows in the tough ceramic-carbon composite of the shield

26. That she had not suffered a single casualty aboard her ship, which bore only a few furrows on its bow shield as battle damage, was a relief to her, but she would never be able to forget all those dead men and women

27. My ship is fully operational, with my only battle damage being a number of furrows dug by laser beams in my bow shield

28. It seemed to Viella that Everette's frown deepened in the furrows of his face as he reached down in an effort to shake her hand

29. Going to Nancy, he helped Louis undo the manacles that had held her and that had dug deep, bloody furrows around her wrists and ankles

30. For a long time, it was assumed that the wrinkles were simply the result of the skin swelling in water, but recent investigations have actually shown the furrows to be caused by the blood vessels constricting in reaction to the water, which in turn is a response controlled by the body’s sympathetic nervous system

31. His jaw goes tight and his brow furrows

32. “Miss Lewis?” Amy turns her head, and her brow furrows

33. Her head rolled back on the pillow, and two tears dropped helplessly down the furrows of her face

34. ” He furrows his brows

35. Her brow furrows and she bares her clenched teeth

36. The marsh cat, sensing the easy game of ‘tag you’re it’ had altered significantly, tried to stop, as its massive muscles clenched tight and its paws dug up furrows in the loose debris of the forest, but it was too late

37. Maria stepped up beside her and looked up at the deep furrows carved down the side of the tower, as far up as the eye could see, “Who did you say you got down here with?”

38. The vertical furrows of the brow continuing the lines of the nose, make a continuous vertical which the horizontal lines of the brow cross (see Fig

39. Make furrows of ten inches apart and sow the seeds; cover with starting mix and water the soil, but not excessively

40. hard-hearted animal, turn, I say, those timorous owl's eyes upon these of mine that are compared to radiant stars, and thou wilt see them weeping trickling streams and rills, and tracing furrows, tracks, and paths over the fair fields of my cheeks

41. The earth beneath her feet was more yielding than the sea, and the furrows seemed to her immense brown waves breaking into foam

42. crisped up round in shallow furrows, helped to fill the eye, and complete

43. Along the narrow walls of this passageway, I saw only brilliant streaks, hard lines, fiery furrows, all scrawled by our speeding electric light

44. I spotted gigantic furrows trailing off into the distant darkness, their length incalculable

45. Fourteen years had changed the worthy merchant, who, in his thirty-sixth year at the opening of this history, was now in his fiftieth; his hair had turned white, time and sorrow had ploughed deep furrows on his brow, and his look, once so firm and penetrating, was now irresolute and wandering, as if he feared being forced to fix his attention on some particular thought or person

46. His feet marched in sudden proud rhythm over the sand furrows, along by the boulders of the south wall

47. The white hair was thrown back from her yellow forehead, and her eyes, already sunken by the furrows of age, now almost disappeared beneath the eyelids swollen with grief

48. Armed heroes spring up from furrows

49. In the vegetable patch at the far end, Wulfric was digging furrows and Gwenda sowing peas

50. In the center the earth had been laid bare and was scored with long scratches and furrows, and there was a narrow, regular hole, about the same size as one of the carrots they had carried that morning

51. The earth had been laid bare and was scored with long scratches and furrows

52. The bottom was covered with fine silt and mud that was half water and in this the two rabbits had made furrows as they dragged themselves to shore

53. One had already been plowed and the polished edges of the furrows was void, with a thin clarity like that of water

54. In fine, it might have answered very well the making a skew of; its enormous head seemed, in hue and size, not unlike a common sheep's heart; then you might have trolled dice securely along the broad back of the body of it; the length of it too was prodigious; then the rich appendage of the treasure-bag beneath, large in proportion, gathered and crisped up round in shallow furrows, helped to fill the eye, and complete the proof of his being a natural, not quite in vain; since it was full manifest that he inherited, and largely too, the prerogative of majesty which distinguishes that otherwise most unfortunate condition, and gave rise to the vulgar saying "That a fool's bauble is a lady's playfellow

55. I was touched by the serene yet complex concentration he manifested, the furrows of light on his smooth brow

56. Over the ploughland riding was utterly impossible; the horse could only keep a foothold where there was ice, and in the thawing furrows he sank deep in at each step

57. When they came out of the woods, all his attention was engrossed by the view of the fallow land on the upland, in parts yellow with grass, in parts trampled and checkered with furrows, in parts dotted with ridges of dung, and in parts even ploughed

58. Everything he saw from the carriage window, everything in that cold pure air, in the pale light of the sunset, was as fresh, and gay, and strong as he was himself: the roofs of the houses shining in the rays of the setting sun, the sharp outlines of fences and angles of buildings, the figures of passers-by, the carriages that met him now and then, the motionless green of the trees and grass, the fields with evenly drawn furrows of potatoes, and the slanting shadows that fell from the houses, and trees, and bushes, and even from the rows of potatoes—everything was bright like a pretty landscape just finished and freshly varnished

59. They’d clung stubbornly to the line of the West Black Sand River, flowing out of the Gyrdahn Marshes to the Daivyn, high and brown, laced with furrows of yellow foam as the drenching rains filled it to overflowing

60. Cotton was the heartbeat of the Wealth came out of the curving furrows, and arrogance came too—arrogance built on section, the planting and the picking were the diastole and systole of the red earth

61. He’s keeping count! His brow furrows

62. ” He pauses, and his brow furrows slightly

63. The old lady's face creased into furrows of repugnance, and she

64. man?" he repeated, as soon as they were over the furrows

65. "And what should I do here gentlemen, pointing out to you the uses of agriculture? Who supplies our wants? Who provides our means of subsistence? Is it not the agriculturist? The agriculturist, gentlemen, who, sowing with laborious hand the fertile furrows of the country, brings forth the corn, which, being ground, is made into a powder by means of ingenious machinery, comes out thence under the name of flour, and from there, transported to our cities, is soon delivered at the baker's, who makes it into food for poor and rich alike

66. ” He furrows his brow

67. Rapidly leaping the furrows, he fled across the field with the impetuosity he used to show at catchplay, now and then turning his good-natured, pale, young face to look back

68. The cannon-balls ploughed furrows in these cuirassiers; the cuirassiers made breaches in the squares

69. intermingling of bones buried beneath the furrows of Waterloo

70. This quibus, composed of purses and watches, of gold rings and silver crosses, gathered in harvest-time in furrows sown with corpses, did not amount to a large total, and did not carry this sutler turned eating-house-keeper very far

71. End of the trees, beginning of the roofs; end of the grass, beginning of the pavements; end of the furrows, beginning of the shops, end of the wheel-ruts, beginning of the passions; end of the divine murmur, beginning of the human uproar; hence an extraordinary interest

72. I can't describe her hair other than to say it was clipped and turned-in on the ends, and her face was still smooth without the slightest trace of the furrows of age, and her figure boyish

73. The hard furrows in the fields were as immobile as waves of corrugated iron, and the few surviving tufts of grass that remained crackled as his boots hit the hoarfrost that coated them

74. His face was lean, the deep cheek-lines great furrows down his face so that his cheek bones and chin stood out sharply

75. Is a tractor bad? Is the power that turns the long furrows wrong? If this tractor were ours it would be good—not mine, but ours

76. If our tractor turned the long furrows of our land, it would be good

77. And tractors turning the multiple furrows in the vacant land

78. There are many furrows in the sand where some creature has travelled about and doubled on its tracks; and, for wrecks, it is strewn with the cases of caddis-worms made of minute grains of white quartz

79. Perhaps these have creased it, for you find some of their cases in the furrows, though they are deep and broad for them to make

80. sillons glorieux: 'leaving, as it were, glorious furrows in their wake

81. quite coarse shoes, and her terribly thin face ; there were already furrows on her forehead, though Antoniua Vassilyevna did say that evening after she had gone : " Your mamma must have been very pretty