| sow seed | 12.44 | The seed was sown. | ||
| sow confusion | 2.11 | Early awards have sometimes sown confusion. | ||
| sow terror | 1.84 | Rather, he wanted to sow terror. | ||
| sow discord | 1.38 | The meeting is likely to sow discord in the fragmented opposition. | ||
| sow doubt | 1.38 | He cleverly sowed doubts into the minds of his rivals. | ||
| sow fear | 0.99 | You instill caution without sowing fear. | ||
| sow field | 0.79 | Farmers sowed the fields with corn. | ||
| sow panic | 0.79 | Experts say its primary purpose is to sow panic. | ||
| sow chaos | 0.72 | In northern Germany, snowstorms sowed chaos. | ||
| sow dissension | 0.72 | This move sowed dissension within the party ranks. | ||
| sow crop | 0.59 | Last year, corn crops were sown until late June because of lush spring rains. | ||
| sow division | 0.46 | But Wilson said the president was sowing division. | ||
| sow instability | 0.46 | If no understanding is possible, expansion will sow instability. | ||
| sow bean | 0.33 | Beans usually are sown later than corn. | ||
| sow dissent | 0.33 | Such talk has sown dissent. | ||
| sow hatred | 0.33 | But the legislators accused him of covering his own incompetence and sowing ethnic hatred. | ||
| sow mine | 0.33 | Mines were widely sowed during the civil war waged by former rebels of RENAMO. | ||
| sow trouble | 0.33 | Fungus-infected stocks of wheat in Arizona sowed trouble on the American market. | ||
| sow corn | 0.26 | Every year we sow corn. | ||
| sow distrust | 0.26 | Those events sowed lingering distrust. |