Sentence examples for the threshing from inspiring English sources
verb
To separate the grain from the straw or husks (chaff) by mechanical beating, with a flail or machinery.
Early one summer day, Father carried me on his shoulders over to the threshing floor.
The harvest, the dust.The day calls, the night singsfrom the threshing floor.
It was forbidden to sing on the threshing floor while they were working.
"The papers say that my great-grandfather bought 'the threshing floor and the land around it.' " But did that mean 50 feet around the threshing floor or 5,000?
The evidence clearly established the fact that the threshing was not completed until about the 29th of July.
Using LS-DYNA software, the impact between the threshing tooth and the rice kernel was simulated and analysed.
The barn spirit watched over the animals, the threshing-house spirit saw to it that the fire for drying grain was kept burning, and the mill spirit kept the miller awake to keep the mill running.
Similarly if a man's crop is spoiled on the threshing-floor, the rain did not fall for the sake of this-in order that the crop might be spoiled-but that result just followed.
The thresh A slight-boned animal, young.
But there's always the Thresher's across the road.
