Mameena the beautiful does not seek to be a poor man's wife and do all the hoeing.

The older men of the cell worked in the fields this morning helping villagers with their hoeing.

Regular hoeing helps and digging out as much as you can.

But let us return to our hoeing.

It really does not need a hoeing.'

When you were finished with your hoeing, you washed and dried the hoe before putting it away.

It may be controlled by dark tillage, rotary hoeing, or flaming when the plants are small.

There is recurring choreography that has the men simulating the hoeing of the land, over and over.

There was an aged black hoeing.

Frequent hoeing when the leeks are young is a good idea anyway, because the slender seedlings don't compete well with common garden weeds.

Saprophytic fungi like coral spot on mulch are an indication of insufficient hoeing.

But enough of Wilson, Cushing told himself; he must get back to his hoeing and his weeding.

Mechanical control of giant foxtails by night tillage, rotary hoeing, or flaming is very difficult.

He started to dig in a frenzy, cutting quickly through the cool, slightly moist soil in a spate of wild hoeing.

"Calisse,"Galtier said; he'd been so engrossed in his hoeing, he'd paid no attention to traffic on the road for a while.

Once the cover is lifted, annual and perennial weed seeds will germinate and will need regular hoeing.

The Peasant looked up from his hoeing as I rode up to him, giving him "greetings" and a smile.

He knows that, in the dollar, he gives you so much discretion and patience so much hoeing, and threshing.

Though it prevents my hoeing them, it is of far more worth than my hoeing.

In the 6th century BCE, among other innovations, the iron plow, row cultivation, and intensive hoeing were introduced.

'You have worked enough earth into the skin, my dear, but they still don't look as if they've done a good day's hoeing or digging in their entire existence.

After six lifetimes, he knew nothing but the hoeing and the harvest- When Warren fell and broke his hip that last time, there was no one to help.

And if he could be elected to the Uakanyi that spring, he would probably be allowed to go on the salt expedition between corn-planting and the first hoeing.

His back to Zoltan, he kept at his hoeing, the implement in his rugged hands attacking weeds, churning the rich black soil with a regular chuffing sound.

The family had to show him how to use a hoe.

It was a long way to come for a hoe.

I put my hoe down and cut across the side yard to get to you.

We've got one hoe that's at least two hundred years old!

The big man leaned upon his hoe and looked up at her.

The hoe or the shovel they give you will break in a week.

He had found himself a hoe and held it tightly.

But give her a hoe or a water pump "and she will make a change."

I'd seen the muddy hoe she was using and I thought it best not to turn my back.

When the boys became leaders, their father put down his hoe and took up a gun to follow them.

And at length he imagined a hoe in his hand.

Neither the man with the hoe nor Peter should have been there.

A. Have you tried a circle hoe, which looks just the way it sounds?

The guy who said the crack hoe with 9 kids comments must know first hand.

Want to know the when, where and hoe of horticulture?

I struck angrily down at the ground with the hoe.

Then with a clear field, they must take their hoe and till the soil.

The fire was then pushed back into the middle of the oven with a hoe.

The smell of new turned earth rose under Peter's hoe.

Now he put the hoe up on his shoulder, as if it were a rifle.

You might have an accident, like a hoe sunk in your head.

You don't know whether there'll even be room down there to use the hoe.

They took a hoe, an instrument for working the soil, and put it among them.

When he left the service, one of the judges gave him a hoe to use on his lands.

The pick comes better to my hand than the spade or hoe.

Even if he was that into me, it would've been a hard row to hoe.

As it turned out, peace was not an easy row to hoe.

"Seems like that would be a hard row to hoe."

We now have a very tough row to hoe there.

At least he, Robert, had a straight row to hoe.

That, as people like to say down here, was a tough row to hoe.

When the sun goes down I go and hoe my garden."

"But it was a difficult row to hoe," he said.

Hoe the weeds out of the corn until your back is on fire with pain!

Thomas wanted to hoe his turnips today so he asked me to come.

They could just hoe their tough old flint corn and call it a day.

"I had no idea what a long row we had to hoe."

"I know that's possible for some people to do, but it's a hard row to hoe when it comes to building a relationship.

"I have no desire to hoe vegetables in some remote village, Mother."

She gets paid to drink and hoe herself out.

I hoe he/she follows you and will not go own her own suddenly.

In fact he changed into his gardening apron and went off to hoe the beans.

Sherman went to hoe his garden and Craig walked down the path.

Plant life is the infinite subject here, not hoe sharpening.

You may have inadvertently set yourself a rougher road to hoe.

Young Shirley has got her own row to hoe.

To make farming and chores fun, local games to see how fast a man can hoe a field are held.

"Perhaps you both wish to hoe the fields for Alise?"

Hatch acknowledges that he has a rough row to hoe.

It's an innocent looking garden, but you let a man start in to hoe it once, and you'll see."