furrow

From one end of the but to the next, he cut a wide furrow, then turned around to start another.

The left furrow, you might say, was for what followed him.

The name of this species comes from the furrow down its face.

In a few minutes he was back, a furrow on his forehead.

Each furrow parked against the other to keep the you see.

This is called life, and sometimes it produces a furrow or two.

"And there, at least you have a furrow to show for it."

It does not reach the border furrow with its front.

The starting line was a shallow furrow cut into the ground.

With a deep breath he starts on the second furrow.

He does not answer, except with a short furrow of his brows.

Nate was looking at me with a worried furrow between his eyes.

The seed is still, when first it falls into the furrow.

Gwen looked up into his eyes, a furrow between her eyebrows.

She felt for it and found a furrow above her temple, three inches long.

And between them, a deep furrow - the mark of the martyr.

Take you each a band of men, and set out for the furrow!"

The black points at first traced a long furrow on the top of the water, and then disappeared for a time.

It felt as though the chain were wearing a furrow in my shoulder.

He was lying in what had been a plowed furrow.

Furrows' only friend appears to be a man named Al, who comes by in the afternoon for a visit.

It had plowed a long furrow up the side of the mountain.

Then, seeing the other man's dark brow furrow in response, he laughed.

For a long time, every furrow that was turned, revealed some fragments of the fight.

The water drained down the furrow the plow had made.

The girl furrowed her brow and looked back at the door.

He furrowed his brow for a long moment, then looked up at her.

He said nothing, only looked at me, his brow furrowed.

So that the sight of his furrowing young face never left my mind.

She furrowed her brows, trying to remember the last few days.

He furrowed his brow and pulled himself to the table again.

The young man looked me in the eyes, his brows furrowed.

His brow furrowed as something suddenly seemed a little off.

He looked down at me then, brow furrowed with trouble.

He furrowed his brow, as if making an important choice.

When he looked up again, his brow was furrowed as if in pain.

The old man took a drink and furrowed his brow in thought.

Then she had him in sight, and her brow furrowed.

Her brow furrowed, but she did not argue any more.

His brow furrowed, and he repeated the name to himself.

I saw him just a little while ago: Her brow furrowed slightly.

After a while he raised himself and looked down at her, his forehead furrowed with concern.

At the foot of the third wall, however, her brow furrowed.

"Things change," he said last week, furrowing his brow after every few words.

Denise's brow furrowed as she thought about what he'd just told her.

His brow was furrowed as if he were working through a puzzle.

When she returned, her brow was still furrowed with doubt.

The lines furrowing his brow, for once, had nothing to do with pain.

The girl's brow furrowed as she worked at the bust.

For example, not everyone furrows their brow when they are feeling angry.