| It was to this place that the plowman was bending his homeward way. |
| House of Přemysl, also called Přemyslid dynasty, first Czech ruling house, founded, according to tradition, by the plowman Přemysl, who was married to the princess Libuše. |
| The one I have first shown you is of a plowman plowing at evening. |
| And I am your plowman, and will hereafter do your plowing only for a thaler a day wages. |
| In 1818 Helen Oliver in Scotland met a plowman who turned out to be a woman, so she copied the idea and, borrowing her brother's suit, went off to work as a plasterer. |
| Most of all, you gain a chance to become something more than a clodhopping plowman. |
