furrows

The test is not whether you know the correct answer, but whether your brow furrows when you read the code.

Look at my furrows of worry, look at my big bank account, and my family.

Can still find traces of the horse drawn plowed fields, further up the hills, where they turned furrows to be terraces.

The sage furrows his brow, strokes his beard, and replies: -- Tell me then...

Rest of world enters the chat, and furrows its brow at 'butter stick' entirely!

This is what the article says: > Radiocarbon dating suggests the ridges [farming furrows or similar] were initially constructed roughly 1,000 years ago.

A plow cuts furrows into the soil; a bulldozer just flattens it.

Not having them perpendicular to the river the furrows should be parallel.

Or flooding little furrows in between the rows of a crop.

My father reports feeding raw ammonia directly into furrows being cut.

They might have had hidden depths once, but they are thin furrows in the ground next to the giant piles of money that define them now.

With pumpkins we have had better luck using a tine plow and planting between the grass furrows then moving the pumpkins onto the dirt as they mature.

One of which refers to a persons reputation and can be traced back to "the Greek charassein, meaning “to sharpen, cut in furrows, or engrave.

These just get replanted in furrows or on "turfs" (not sure about the correct English term).

Here's a translation from Wikipedia: "Let an impure blood Water our furrows!

Interviewer manages to stammer out something like "are you sure there isn't a more efficient way to solve this?" Guy furrows his brow for a few minutes more, then a light bulb of sorts goes on, and he declares "Of course!

Furrows the brow of my wife up quite a bit.