In 1964, the village's first combine harvester was brought into service.

Christ, she looked as if she'd been run over by a combine harvester.

They were the first British firm to make a combine harvester.

Enough to get combine harvesters in and out, he guessed.

Also in 1961, there were already five combine harvesters on the local farms.

It was a great thing the other day when I saw the combine harvester coming up the glen.

The power and speed of the modern combine harvesters are simply incredible.

In 1886, the company sold its first combine harvester.

In the past, before 1989, many farms did not have enough combine harvesters for the harvest season.

I felt the way a grain of wheat must feel after it had passed through a combine harvester.

And a vegetable marrow that looked as though it had walked into a combine harvester.

In 1956 the plant has manufactured combine harvesters and other farming machines.

This method survived for 100 years, until the inception of combine harvesters.

"It looks like a cross between a bombed computer factory and a combined harvester."

By 1897, the company had about 200 employees and had sold over 800 of their combined harvesters in California.

In his teens, he operated combine harvesters on collective farms.

In 1954, there was the introduction of Jupiter, a self-propelled combine harvester.

Combine harvesters, so called because they both harvest and thresh the crop, are common.

When they try to leave the field, however, they are chased by a combine harvester operator.

Around lunchtime, he says, the combine harvester sits motionless for hours while the driver has a break.

With a combine harvester, the tigernut is pulled out of the ground.

In the 1930s, it introduced the first self-propelled combine harvester.

The day before the project's first grain harvest, every combine harvester in the area mysteriously disappeared.

In 2009 Oscar had both hind paws severed by a combine harvester.

The company's initial product was a portable grain cleaner, soon followed by a combine harvester.

The multi-center COMBINE study showed the usefulness of naltrexone in a primary care setting, without adjunct psychotherapy.

FIRST COMBINE, THEN DIVIDE Corporate America was indeed restless last year, with lots of big companies craving to become much bigger, while other giants felt bloated and had the urge to slim down.

The COMBINE project was presented to BETT 2009 and 2011, at Kensington Olympia, London, in a lecture to the British Computer Society, and appears in books on Mulsemedia and IT in education.

Dubois A.M., Flynn J., Verhorf M.H.G., Augenbroe, F., "Conceptual Modelling Approaches in the COMBINE Project," Final Combine Workshop Paper, Dublin, 1995.

These lanes were not wide enough to admit a combine-harvester, anyway.

Pasture-land was ploughed up and Mr Basey-Fisher was contracted in with his combine-harvester to harvest the crops.

However, by this time track-type tractors and a combination combine-harvester were becoming more popular over the large steel tire wheel tractor and the stationary threshing machine.

This improved the performance of the combine-harvester slightly; but it was not until they had made serrated edges on all the knives that the loss of grain lessened appreciably.

When his firm first experimented with making a combine-harvester, the blades they used on the cutter were smooth-edged like the swap-hook, or scythe, or the blades on a reaper-binder.

By December 2002, with the help of the Oregon State University and a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, David Ward had completed and field-tested his first StrawJet combine-harvester.

By the looks on their faces as they held the piglets, played hide-and seek in the corn field or sat proudly on the combine-harvester, you could see that they would remember this day for a long time.

But the introduction of the reaping machine, the self-binder and latterly the combine-harvester made the use of narrow stetches impossible, as the continual jolting over the deep furrows soon put the most robust machine out of action.

A sheet of white flame licked over the field of standing maize, scything it flat as though some monstrous combine-harvester had swept across it, and they were enveloped by such an appalling blast of sound, that Craig lost his balance and fell back into the ditch on top of the other two.