Sentences

water-furrow in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

A water-furrow is a narrow trench or groove dug in the ground to direct and manage the flow of water for irrigation purposes.

Sample Sentences

  1. The farmer carefully dug a water-furrow to ensure that his crops received adequate irrigation.
  2. As the rain began to fall, the water-furrow quickly filled, channeling moisture to the thirsty plants.
  3. In ancient agricultural practices, water-furrows were essential for managing water flow in arid regions.
  4. The design of the water-furrow allowed for a more efficient distribution of water across the entire field.
  5. After a heavy storm, the water-furrows helped prevent flooding by directing excess water away from the crops.

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