Sentence examples for to threshing from inspiring English sources

In our previous study related to threshing time, the three studied groups showed a pattern of gradual decrease, consistent with the chronological time frame from wild to landrace and from landraces to modern cultivars [ 16].

It took several minutes to thresh the matter out.

The wheat ripened early but was thin and hard to thresh.

I left word with the maid that we were on no account to be disturbed and we sat down to thresh the whole thing out.

For instance, that Salvia leucantha dangling its velvety purple-and-white flowers by the edge of the neighbor's hayfield looks too gaudy, too dressed up for this place, like a woman in a ball gown getting ready to thresh the soybeans.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is meeting in Sweden to thresh out a critical report on global warming.

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Native Americans and non-Indians harvest wild rice by canoeing into a stand of plants, and bending the ripe grain heads with wooden sticks called knockers, so as to thresh the seeds into the canoe.

There was already a "Great Barn" on the site, and as early as 1110 a manor record shows that men who were not wanted for ploughing were required to "thresh in the Great Barn until sunset".

From 91 HR individuals phenotyped, 38 were easy to thresh and 53 were difficult to thresh.

Line S42IL-143 was therefore classified as difficult to thresh.