The wildflowers sown along the highway bloomed brighter than anyone expected.

In many ancient accounts, disputes over the sown and the steppe shaped the political boundaries between sedentary kingdoms and nomadic confederations.

The garden was filled with self-sown wildflowers that brightened the paths each spring.

After the sorcerer had sown dragon's teeth, a host of armored warriors sprang from the soil.

Having sown one's wild oats, he finally settled down and began saving for a house.

After years of ignoring warnings, he had reaped what one has sown and now faced the consequences, forced to rebuild his life from scratch.

In the end, one reaped what one had sown and had to accept the consequences.

The old bell kept on sownding through the foggy morning, drawing villagers to the chapel.

Last autumn, the farmers sownded the field with winter wheat.

The evening breeze carried faint sownds of children playing in the distance.