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Meanings of tilling in English
Spanish
tilling Usage of tilling in English
1
He saw himself working in the flowers and tilling the vegetable garden.
2
There they tarried for several years, and engaged in tilling the soil.
3
Ants were once men and made their living by tilling the soil.
4
She thought of the unknown Canadian earth that waited for her tilling.
5
I thought they were being very informative tilling me what they did.
6
And, unpremeditated, undesired, out of the accumulations of his tilling came civilisation.
7
For tilling, primitive wooden ploughs, fitted with an iron share, were used.
8
The sons of the Norsemen are now tilling the land around its sources.
9
The first way to do that is not tilling the soil.
10
The people were tilling it hundreds of years before we began tilling ours.
11
We were permanently camping out or, more briefly, tilling the land.
12
Dry-gardening carrots requires patiently waiting until the weather stabilizes before tilling and sowing.
13
They were to be paid for clearing and tilling the first two acres.
14
Their labors consisted of some light handiwork or tilling the fields.
15
Zero tilling stores moisture where it is most needed -in the ground.
16
I don't believe he knows a thing about tilling the soil.
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Tilling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common