He is sowing discord.

'And have you been sowing wheat long?'

The memory blooms sowing seeds of freedom.

'I have sent Vasily, he and Mishka are sowing.

In other words, they link agro (or sowing) with art (hip hop).

'Then it's down in the Birch Valley that they are sowing the clover?

After sowing seeds, it's important to thin out the seedlings if they seem too crowded.

That they were only sowing sixteen instead of fifty acres with clover was still more annoying.

But, rather than enhancing solidarity within Europe, it is sowing seeds of discord within and between countries.

'But the sowing, Constantine Dmitrich, is getting on first rate,' he said making up to the master.

That requires not only spreading damaging lies at home, but also sowing violence and instability among its neighbors.

when she's not helping others help Iranian women, she's secretly sowing post colonial feminist thought among her unknowing colleagues.

Even though there might be a temporary effect to the stability, but it is a process of sowing hatred.

Despite the watchful eyes of Big Brother in Beijing, the Internet is sowing the seeds of free speech in China.

But, when an emergency strikes, large scale policy responses always produce unintended consequences typically sowing the seeds for the next full blown crisis.

By then the sowing season was long over. Farmers were left with a pink grain that they were told not to eat, only to plant.

The profound values of Russian culture are being systematically destroyed, stripping life of its meaning and joy, and sowing an enmity of each against all.

When the media and the authorities spend years sowing values that society isn't ready to accept, explaining to society that it's too backward, Trump wins.

Instead, they justify their positions by sowing distrust in the scientific infrastructure that produced the findings they dislike and then offering thin arguments about scientific uncertainty.

Unfortunately, a few oil companies (ExxonMobil and Koch Industries are the most notorious) have devoted enormous resources to sowing confusion even where there is clear scientific consensus.

Dreaming such dreams, carefully guiding his horse so as not to trample down his young growth, he rode up to the labourers who were sowing the clover.

Delyagin went on to claim that the liberal clan of oligarchs was attempting to sabotage the Customs Union by sowing disharmony between Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimir Putin.

As the president of the Finnish Cable Works, he had been responsible for setting up the company's first electronics department in 1960, sowing the seeds of Nokia's future in telecommunications.

After all, while his policy of confrontation has generated high levels of violence, tolerance of the drug cartels corrupted state institutions, sowing the ground for the problem in the first place.

Yet others fear that the current strategy, though originally intended to prevent an economic collapse, is now sowing the seeds of future instability, including the emergence of another asset price bubble.

Levin mounted his horse and rode to the field where clover had been sown the year before, and to another which was deeply ploughed and ready for sowing the spring wheat.

With so many people relocating to the city, agricultural acts like sowing seeds and gardening are ways for refugees to remember their lives before they were driven from their homes by armed groups.

In Muallem's words, USA and their partners showed direct support for terrorists , since the goals of fighters and the western coalition in Syria coincided and presupposed sowing chaos, death and destruction along its path .

The Minister recalled that this year sowing of agricultural crops for the 2013 harvest made up 3.1 million hectares, including acreage of grain crops of 1.7 million hectares, which is 3.3 higher than last year.

'Tell me what I keep you for!' he shouted but remembering that this would not help matters, he stopped in the middle of what he was saying and only sighed. 'Well, can we begin sowing?' he asked after a pause.

The reasons were many poor weather, pests, shortages of animal power after peasants slaughtered livestock rather than losing it to the collective, shortages of tractors, the shooting and deportation of the best farmers, and the disruption of sowing and reaping caused by collectivization itself.

Well, of course they are all our own people, our neighbours one pities them, and lends them what they want, enough to pay the one third then due, but one says, Remember, lads! I help you, and you must help me when necessary at the oat sowing or haymaking, at harvest time and one agrees for so much work from each family.