thresher , auch: thrasher
threshing machine

To this day, no one knows exactly what killed the Thresher and its crew.

Now they say that what they need is a thresher.

He sent for the carpenter, who by his order ought to have been working on the thresher.

This provided power for a grain thresher and other machinery.

Thresher was decommissioned for the final time on 12 July 1946.

Any time Thresher staff have a problem in or out of work, they can call an outside consultancy, focus.

During 1998-99 alone, six of the ten Thresher teams won conference championships.

Be-sides, you'd be surprised how many people have never heard about the Thresher.

Through the winter he worked on improvements to the thresher, but the new model was not ready for the 1843 harvest.

Then, her 4-year-old caught his hand in a thresher.

"But I never heard the one about a thresher shark cutting a man's hand off with its tail."

There wasn't much left of the Thresher by then.

He and his cousins bought a steam thresher on shares.

How does a man get killed by a thresher?"

The Thresher seems to be something that just slipped through the cracks."

Thresher closed beneath a clear and dark night sky.

I can't imagine how he got caught by the thresher."

The thresher shark has a short head and a cone shaped nose.

Thresher then fired another spread of torpedoes, but all missed.

Little information is available on the feeding ecology of the pelagic thresher.

The site is best known as the only place in the world where thresher sharks can be seen regularly before sunrise.

"I'd like one of our techs on the Glory to take a look at this thresher."

He himself made a recent dive to the Thresher wreck and found it a shambles.

Mixing them up like grain caught in a thresher.

That'd bring the sec men on us like a thresher on wheat.