Meanings of long furrows in English

The brow had a serious, thoughtful cast; long furrows sloped down the cheeks.

Ike tumbled backward, but it had him, ripping long furrows with its nails.

The laughter accounted for the long furrows flanking his mouth.

And then the regiments intended for the assault on Hilgard crept slowly and carefully out of the long furrows.

He was old, white-haired, weather-beaten, with long furrows down his checks and with gray eyes almost hidden in wrinkles.

She pressed clawed hands into the bark of the tree on either side of him and clawed long furrows in the bark.

The face of a bad man and of an incomprehensible woman followed him through the long furrows until the sun went down.

So long as I tread the long furrows of my planting, with my feet upon the earth, I am invincible and unconquerable.

The ground in the meadow was soft and black, and he drove the plow up and down, making long furrows as he went.

Now and then her eyelids shook, fluttered red rims; slow, scanty tears oozed and fell, their trail glistening in the long furrows of her cheeks.

Long furrows marred his tanned skin from wrist to elbow.