Those who sow in tears can surely harvest with smiles.
Yet if we sow in the Spirit, we harvest aBundant, eternal, godly life.
From afar came the cuckoo's loud and meaningful calls echoing in the world, which seemed to urge people to plough and sow in spring in time.
Some shade tolerance forage species of Lolium multiflorum, Dactylis glomerata, Bromus carticus and Trifolium repens were selected to sow in pear orchard.
And, since we inevitably reap what we sow in others, we will unavoidably find ourselves reaping the consequences of our misguided "research" experiments on animals, which is more human addiction.
Farmers plough and sow in prospect of the coming harvest.
This will sow in the hearts of students in the seeds of inferiority, to the students causing considerable psychological burden.
Year after year and generation after generation, farmers used to sow in spring and harvest in autumn. They began to work at sunrise and retired at sunset.
I could not let her sow in the soil of love, take root and sprout, blossom and bear fruit, and fail to let your thoughts grow on my red wedding dress. But I still cherish the memory of my time together, but I still keep you in the depths of my memory.
May those who sow in tears reap with shouts of joy.
Bending to the constant rhythm of farming, a woman gathers rice shoots from a plot near home to sow in terraced fields.
Those who sow in tears will reap with songs of joy.
When we look at hog prices in China and the minimum increase (60,000) in the current sow inventory, we expect continued large exports to China for the foreseeable future.
I cannot expect terrific performance in the next round without hard work, can I? So, let me reap what I sow in the contest due in March.
They that sow in tears shall reap in joy.
"While birds probably took most mature fruit, some she managed to get and sow in the field," DE Lange says.
