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61. Equality in poverty might mean civil population contentment whereas glaring inequalities sow the seeds of a class struggle or revolution.

62. During the middle of each month the full moon was attacked by a colossal sow and ravenously devoured.

63. In short, to deny and stifle the understanding unnecessarily is to sow a crop of future doubts.

64. Battery cages, like sow stalls, came from economic pressures in the days when cheapness was all.

65. Farmers are standing by, keys in their tractors, ready to sow more corn for the April-May planting season.

66. Sow herbs indoors now, then transplant outside in late March or early April.

67. If you want an early crop, you should sow in September.

68. Springing sows reached ￡189 for a genuine sow sold by a Markethill farmer.

69. The Foundation has been delighted to be able to sow the seeds of international cooperation by supporting postgraduates.

70. Mail was cut up and severely censored,[http://sentencedict.com/sow.html] or fabricated to sow dissension within families.

71. Continue to sow salads like lettuce, radish and spring onion for cropping in late summer.

72. You could also sow seeds, such as mustard and cress, in the pot and see if the woodlice eat the seedlings.

73. Sow now, directly in the ground, where the plants are to grow, then thin.

74. If left they sow themselves, reappearing as uninvited but welcome guests the following year.

75. Soiled bedding is removed and fresh material is collected, by both boar and sow.

76. One year they decided to sow the field with barley instead.

77. The sow was very angry when we took her little boys away and tried to clamber over the wall of the sty.

78. Then I sow one of my colleagues die from a heart attack and two others crack up under the strain.

79. Sow in a moist, shady spot in summer to avoid early bolting.

80. In August, sow early carrots in a cold frame or greenhouse and keep covered during winter for pulling as needed.

81. Thus began the process which eventually led to the peasants ceasing to sow grain and ultimately to the New Economic Policy.

82. Sow parsley, which takes two to three weeks to germinate; cilantro, dill, chives.

83. Of what may come hereafter For men who sow to reap.

84. Water the containers and allow to drain, then sow the seed thinly over the surface.

85. With a yawn and a groan the dark sow rolls over the sucking piggies.

86. Sow the biennial honesty-Lunaria annua-in situ to produce beautiful flowers next spring.

87. Listen! The sower went out to sow.

88. Farmers plow their fields and sow in spring.

89. Of wheaten, corn sow area stability.

90. Listen! Behold, the sower went out to sow.