| " Keep your plow! | |
| "By the moon we're led as we plow ahead." "On our genuine Alaskan dog-drawn sled." | |
| "Crabs, ass, butt, heinie, tuckers, bum, buns, cheeks, screw, lay, diddle, plow, hump, bang..." | |
| "For what avail the plow or sail... or land or life if freedom fail." | |
| "He walked behind a plow The sweat fell from his brow | |
| " Keep your plow! | |
| "By the moon we're led as we plow ahead." "On our genuine Alaskan dog-drawn sled." | |
| "Crabs, ass, butt, heinie, tuckers, bum, buns, cheeks, screw, lay, diddle, plow, hump, bang..." | |
| "For what avail the plow or sail... or land or life if freedom fail." | |
| "He walked behind a plow The sweat fell from his brow | |
| " Oh, bless these plows ... that they may make this wilderness blossom with the glory of God! " | |
| "We blacksmiths no longer each have an anvil which belongs to us alone. Without that, we cannot make plows." | |
| - In case of snow the military task force will have plows, coats, hot beverages... | |
| After a time, the well-to-do peasants themselves in turn had to join with these large tracts because they were no longer able to find wage laborers, and their fields produced little wheat since the old wooden plows did not trace a deep enough furrow. | |
| Among the peasants, there were some who had almost enough land, and horses to draw the plows. | |
| " Oh, bless these plows ... that they may make this wilderness blossom with the glory of God! " | |
| "We blacksmiths no longer each have an anvil which belongs to us alone. Without that, we cannot make plows." | |
| - In case of snow the military task force will have plows, coats, hot beverages... | |
| After a time, the well-to-do peasants themselves in turn had to join with these large tracts because they were no longer able to find wage laborers, and their fields produced little wheat since the old wooden plows did not trace a deep enough furrow. | |
| Among the peasants, there were some who had almost enough land, and horses to draw the plows. | |
| "Then Pete Rose plowed into his friend Ray Fosse..." | |
| (Jeremy) HHMS GT plowed on, and although we occasionally got stuck... | |
| (Scoffs) Before he died, he whacked, burned, or plowed the wife of every friend he ever had. | |
| - Do you know they plowed up some of the Whitlock gravestones? | |
| - Got in the van and just plowed right by. | |
| "A plowing ' through the ragged skies | |
| "Well, Ma, I bet you wish we were there... "to do some plowing and laying in fresh meat. | |
| - ...from if you google "Freemasons" and start plowing through the sites... | |
| - He was playing in the front yard with his friends, he ran into the street to chase the ball this guy came plowing around the corner and he didn't even brake before he smacked into him. | |
| - He's plowing under his corn. | |
| "Then Pete Rose plowed into his friend Ray Fosse..." | |
| (Jeremy) HHMS GT plowed on, and although we occasionally got stuck... | |
| (Scoffs) Before he died, he whacked, burned, or plowed the wife of every friend he ever had. | |
| - Do you know they plowed up some of the Whitlock gravestones? | |
| - Got in the van and just plowed right by. | |
| "A plowing ' through the ragged skies | |
| "Well, Ma, I bet you wish we were there... "to do some plowing and laying in fresh meat. | |
| - ...from if you google "Freemasons" and start plowing through the sites... | |
| - He was playing in the front yard with his friends, he ran into the street to chase the ball this guy came plowing around the corner and he didn't even brake before he smacked into him. | |
| - He's plowing under his corn. | |
