Sentence examples for threshing in from inspiring English sources

His comments on small points—e.g., on the native drinks made of cereals and honey and the use of threshing barns (contrasted with open-air threshing in Mediterranean regions)—show acute observation.

Therefore, manual threshing in Basmati rice is preferred as it results in reduced broken grains, high head rice recovery and better price realization for farmers as compared to a machine harvested crop.

The integration of wells in Middle Neolithic water management strategies, the high value of cereal production – including cereal threshing in the settlement and the documentation of a large number of querns – as well as the early management of "fruit gardens" were reconstructed.

Thresher in April of that year.

IN A village in Thailand's north-east stands a communal rice-thresher in a padlocked cage.

(The cold war played a fundamental role in the development of deep-sea exploration after the loss of the nuclear submarine Thresher in 1963).

With this one-third-acre plot, planted with two test varieties, reaped by hand and threshed in the days to follow by schoolchildren, the job would be finished.

This is how much attention Roy Jones Jr. is paying to Felix Trinidad these days: He did not watch the fight last Saturday night when Trinidad cut down William Joppy like a thresher in a wheat field.

We keep the eyeball of a bigeye thresher in a jar in the laboratory here and people walking by it get spooked by this large, dead blue eye staring at them.

In the final stanza we get the withheld word, but it upbraids us by being even lovelier than anticipated: Yet still the unresting castles thresh In fullgrown thickness every May.

The U.S. Navy lost two nuclear submarines: the Thresher in 1963 and the Scorpion in 1968.