furrow

The small-town boy had traded the big skies and furrowed plains of the Midwest for the blue Pacific stretching to the horizon.

“You never want a young audience to go see a movie and furrow their brow thinking, ‘Who is this person?

Blanche rested his face in his hands and furrowed his brow.

But his latest duet might cause even the most Botoxed foreheads of Hollywood to furrow.

The workers walked along the furrows, cutting the newly sprouted spears at precisely nine inches, a market standard.