fallow造句

Company lies fallow for months.

Company lies fallow for more months.

The unrealized value of this fallow earth seemed to pain Daniel.

I eased out of the tree and hurried off across fallow farmland.

Farmers know that soil needs rest, so they rotate their crops and systematically leave a portion of their land fallow.

West of the boundary, the land appears as a patchwork of brown fallow fields and green growing crops.

That factory lies at the end of a straight dirt road through fallow corn fields 10 miles from Gaoling.

It also wants to turn some fallow or confiscated land over to landless people, as a way to reduce Colombia's high unemployment rate.

And so Jama Khan's land lay fallow for 30 years after his death, his family squabbling over his inheritance all the while.

The Black Death raised the price of labour and boosted trade, for English sheep grew longer fleeces as they grazed fields newly left fallow, and local cloth improved.

This autumn, Israel begins the one year in seven when Jewish farmers are meant to let their land lie fallow; observant Jews will not eat food from Jewish farmers who break the ban.

A fisherman who had a very good catch might be moved to share a bit of his bounty with one who hadn't; a farmer with a robust harvest might help out a neighbor whose fields had been more fallow.

The others were begun by the government and rest partly on a law providing that farmland which lies fallow for more than 20 years can be reclaimed by the state as "forest".