plow under

Sometimes you have to plow under one thing in order for something else to grow.

They decided the landscape was too beautiful to plow under.

In this business, people who hang tough and wait to see how things work out get plowed under.

Food recovered on farms is kept from being plowed under.

You know the people you're studying are going to get plowed under, and probably wiped out.

In the fall the field will be plowed under.

The next moment, he was being plowed under it.

My personal concern now is the small farms, which are quickly and quietly being plowed under.

Their magnificent vegetable garden had been plowed under when they went to college.

As the day when the rose would be plowed under drew nearer?

All other crops have been burned and plowed under for fertilizer.

The facility is mostly plowed under but 8 large pads are noted.

Youll have to find someone else to get the fields plowed under again.

Once spring arrives, you might see new shoots from the plants that were plowed under.

My childhood seems to have been plowed under, gone subterranean as a dream.

We're plowing under the corn since we've decided to plant soybeans.

Even if the crop must be plowed under, however, Brown says it will have long-term benefits for the soil.

Well, we'll kill you if you plow under those beans!

You had to buckle down or be plowed under.

He couldn't take the chance that Sally could be plowed under in this damned mess.

A cloud of dust and the enemy, in essence, plowed under.

You would have seen it in its fullness, before your brother ordered all gardens plowed under.

A second proposal was to pay opium farmers to plow under their fields.

The guards dived for shelter, to avoid being plowed under.

We were plowed under in a single day.