mow造句

Ten men went to mow a meadow.

Could you find a teenager to mow the lawn?

We shall have to mow down the tall grass in the big field.

I think he may have paid me to mow his lawn or something.

They can fix broken Windows, paint out graffiti, remove junk, and mow overgrown yards.

Vacuum your room, wash the car, or mow the lawn. It's not a chore - it's an exercise opportunity!

I'm not helping to take care of her, to mow her lawn, to be a good son.

If your partner has trouble keeping the house tidy or remembering to mow the lawn every Sunday, hire a cleaning service or a lawn-cutting service.

Organizers of "Britain's Most Talented pet" say they have found a dog that can mow the lawn and play the piano, the Daily Telegraph reported.

The British, according to Julia Keller, used Gatlings to turn the map pink in Sudan, Egypt and northern Nigeria, as well as to mow down Zulu tribesmen.

You don't see the flipside of healthy nuclear families and dads who mow the lawn on the weekends and swimming lessons in the toddler pool.

For example, you could mow a neighbor's lawn in exchange for her babysitting your child for an evening so you and your spouse can enjoy a movie or a quiet dinner.

If every yard you mow has a tree stump that needs to be removed, you may discover that rather than just being one more yard service, you have a unique opportunity in stump removal.

Designing the content for the layout is not the only way to design mow and many designs are seeing a trend towards stylizing the content not the layout so much.

And the sweet-talking greens who are always so quick to mow down GM plants in front of camera teams, have not exactly rushed to the side of these "travellers" to fight for their reinstatement.

I wanted to go right, she went left: when to mow the lawn, how much to spend on a car, where our vacations should be spent, and all things couples struggle with.