| Small birds ebbed and f lowed with the tide, mirroring the give-and-take of life. |
| The little steer lowed to its Ma, its feet again getting perilously close to the edge. |
| The producers can negotiate prices very easily which means that they have all gone downhas, in effect lowed them. |
| The dropping water level of the Ottawa River over the centuries ha s al lowed enhanced access to some archaeological sites. |
| Cows lowed in their fields and dogs barked as children dashed through the street, weaving their way through the people that were now out. |
| When we threw the head out on the ground, she turned to it and lowed like it was her baby. |
