As swiftly as a swallow cleaves the sky, Furrowing the foamy wave the boat goes large.
XVII Astolpho, furrowing that ocean hoar, Marks, as he coasts, the wealthy land at ease.
When the animal dropped on him, Pourcette caught it by the throat with both hands, and held back its fangs; but its claws were furrowing the flesh of his breast and legs.
Now a thick beard and furrowing lines hid all the look of the past.
The internal corrosion called furrowing has proved a frequent cause of explosion, especially in locomotive boilers.
The surface of the river began to slant away before them, not breaking yet, but furrowing into long, thready streaks.
Moreover, though the furrowing steps of man had left it these many seasons untrodden, it was never wholly neglected.
This creasing and furrowing begins to occur in the higher mammals, and in civilized man it is carried to an astonishing extent.
But the increase of the cerebral surface is shown not only in the general size of the organ, but to a still greater extent in the irregular creasing and furrowing of the surface.
In an adult savage, or in a European peasant, the furrowing is somewhat marked and complicated.
For many a day in silence I have marked A moody sorrow furrowing thy brow.
In the midst of this stony maze furrowing the bottom of the Atlantic, Captain Nemo advanced without hesitation.
There were too many English or French steamers of the line of Suez to Bombay, Calcutta to Melbourne, and from Bourbon to the Mauritius, furrowing this narrow passage, for the Nautilus to venture to show itself.
The folds were due to hypertrophy of the muscles and scalp, and the same sort of furrowing is noticed when a dog "pricks his ears.
This process offurrowing never advances in soldiers, and has been given a name more expressive than elegant.
Morn in the white wake of the morning star Came furrowing all the orient into gold, and with both cf.
The retention of the surface waters upon or in the soil can hardly be accomplished except by the methods already mentioned, replanting of forests, and furrowing or terracing.
The retention of the surface-waters upon or in the soil can hardly be accomplished except by the methods already mentioned, replanting of forests, and furrowing or terracing.
Lone sorrow came as life declined, and care, And age, with slowly furrowing line, was there.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "furrowing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
