plough

"In medieval times, a wealthy landowner's wealth was often measured by how many ploughs of land he possessed, indicating the number of areas 120 acres in size he could cultivate. "

"The horse-drawn plough had a tremendous impact on agriculture."

"The farmer's plough was essential for preparing the fields for the spring planting. "

"My grandfather, a seasoned sailor, always used the Plough to navigate at night. "

"The carpenter used his plough to create a neat groove in the cabinet door for the glass panel. "

"The bookbinder carefully adjusted the plough before using it to trim the uneven edges of the newly bound volume. "

"The farmer will plough the field before planting the corn seeds. "

"Some days I have to plough from sunrise to sunset."

"Trucks plowed through the water to ferry flood victims to safety."

"The farmer will plough the field to prepare it for planting seeds. "

"The sailboat ploughed through the waves, leaving a white wake behind. "

"The bookbinder carefully used the plough to plough the edges of the stack of pages, making them perfectly even. "

"The carpenter will plough a groove along the side of the cabinet so the back panel can slide in. "

"The professor threatened to plough anyone who didn't submit the final assignment. "

"From the hilltop, we could see the plough stretching for miles, ready for planting season. "