There's no plant more prickly than a thistle.

There's no plant more prickly than a thistle.

You reap what you sow.

Target zones will only sow confusion.

Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.

Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.

Sow the wind, harvest the storm.

The sow is nursing the piglets.

You sow wheat in your field.

As you sow, so will you reap.

As you sow, so shall you reap.

We must sow the seeds of mutual understanding.

Knights and Ladies of the Thistle may also be admitted to the Order of the Garter.

However, someone wants to sow hostility and discord once again.

To do so would only sow the seeds of the next bubble.

Formerly, many, but not all, Knights elevated to the senior Order would resign from the Order of the Thistle.

On seeing the master the labourer Vasily moved toward the cart and Mishka began to sow.

Those pseudo humans again sow evil because of your humaneness and your acute sense of justice.

Then, in 2002, animal welfare advocates put a proposal to ban sow stalls on the ballot in Florida.

You know the phrase, we reap what we sow. I have sown the wind and this is my storm.

Just recently, a worker uploaded a photo of the latest company memo that tries to sow confusion among the workforce.

The ploughed land was in excellent condition it would be possible to harrow and sow it in a couple of days.

'Why, it was you who taught us to sow it. The year before last you gave me a bushel of seed yourself.

What is amazing is that, although these attacks on science have been wrong for 30 years, they still sow doubts about established facts.

Before such hydro engineering projects sow the seeds of water conflict, China ought to build institutionalized, cooperative river basin arrangements with downstream states.

It provides people with a prism to consider the nature of the existing order and to sow the seeds of an alternative social structure.

Take up has been slow, but the April 2006 surprise hike in bank rates may help to sow greater public awareness of interest rate risk.

By reinforcing negative stereotypes of rival countries, such squabbles over history and remembrance sow fragmentation and instability, and have certainly fueled the region s recent territorial disputes.

And I also said to her, Now these sows. I mean, you may have noticed there, The sow doesn't look to be in the throes of ecstasy.

It's taking an innocent stranger and treating them as a friend whom you welcome into your home in order to sow and create understanding, or respect, or love.

As Europe s populists use such cases of welfare tourism to sow fear and anger among the European public, reaching an agreement to accommodate actual refugees becomes increasingly difficult.

Alimou Sow, a Guinean blogger, decided to eat some pizza with his wife and some friends at a small restaurant in the upper suburbs of Conakry, Guinée's capital.

He looked at the strides Mishka took dragging the enormous lumps of earth that stuck to his feet, dismounted, took the seed basket from Vasily, and prepared to sow.

The piglets are taken from the sow as soon as possible, so that she can be made pregnant again, but they never leave the shed until they are taken to slaughter.

Lastly, some argue that if farmers are permitted to sow GM varieties, they become dependent on large seed producers such as Monsanto, which have patent protection and thus a monopoly on the seed.

The giant fossil fuel companies have continued to lobby behind the scenes against the shift to low carbon energy, and have used their vast wealth to buy media coverage designed to sow confusion.

Germany, traumatized by the memory of hyperinflation in the 1920 s and the consequent rise of Hitler in the 1930 s, is reluctant to sow the seeds of future inflation by incurring too much debt.

But this will turn into furious rejection if Europe were to sow doubt over what Americans now regard as the most dangerous if not the only challenge to the common security of the Atlantic community.

To grow clover successfully it was necessary according to both theory and his own experience to sow it as early as possible, almost before the snow had finished melting, and Levin could never get this done.

For what Kim is now offering is not peace, but a peace offensive a tactic used by the North repeatedly since the armistice of 1953 in order to sow division whenever the regime s adversaries have demonstrated unity and resolve.

In Denmark, the Danish National Committee for Pig Production found out that if you sexually stimulate a sow while you artificially inseminate her, you will see a six percent increase in the farrowing rate, which is the number of piglets produced.

While there have been lapses in our judgment, it has never been the policy of PNA to tolerate erroneous report, and it has certainly never been our intention to sow misinformation, much less share what is termed nowadays as fake news.

Each explained how floods and drought, and the lack of regular seasons to sow and reap, were outside their normal experience. Their fears are shared by subsistence farmers and indigenous people worldwide the people bearing the brunt of climate shocks, though they played no part in causing them.

The policy of reducing Germany to servitude for a generation, of degrading the lives of millions of human beings, and of depriving a whole nation of happiness should be abhorrent and detestable, he wrote, even if it does not sow the decay of the whole civilized life of Europe.

In this way, they teach young women and men to sow seeds, to work the land, and cultivate gardens. At the same time, the participants write and sing their own musical hip hop creations, and they use their lyrics to document events and feelings in their own lives.