Petals numerous, in many rows, the innermost gradually passing into stamens, imbricately inserted all over the ovary.
Seeds covering the very large lateral placenta, in many rows, each seed enclosed in a pulpy aril, all forming a mass which fills the cavity of the fruit.
Begin with one stitch to form the point, and knit as many rows, increasing one each row as is required to give you seven loops upon the pin.
When you have knitted as many rows as you require, cast off five stitches and leave three, to be unravelled, for the fringe.
Cast on and knit asmany rows as you desire, knitting one stitch plain, and the next pearled.
Neither is their mouth armed with so many rows of teeth.
These usually consist of many rows of thin membranous plates, hung on slender arches of bone, placed on each side of the head, usually protected by a bony plate made up of several pieces, called the gill-covers.
Beneath, the head is of a fine yellow colour mixed with red; the mouth is large, and furnished with small teeth arranged in many rows.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "many rows" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
