gleaner

There was a lot about the case in the Gleaner.

This morning we found nearly two hundred Gleaners, all dead.

Only the other Gleaners knew how he had been chosen over the rest.

A new version of the Gleaner was first published in 1896.

The Gleaners were in a line, all four standing tall.

I saw this place was for sale in yesterday's Gleaner.

Carrie sat on a bench and took out the morning Gleaner.

He became more interested in journalism due to his work at the Gleaner.

None of these cupboard doors was even big enough for a Gleaner.

Still, Leviticus had to remind us to leave some for the gleaners.

The Gleaner had consumed a whole hour for him.

Left they a straw behind for this gleaner of Galilee?

Groups of gleaners had squatted in the sun on every square yard.

Behind the copy of the Gleaner that he's reading is a pistol in his lap.

He bought a Daily Gleaner and returned to his place.

They took our Gleaner dead because they died a day earlier."

They're the names that fill the social column in the Gleaner when the tourists have gone.

One of the Gleaner men asked, "Should we only wait?

Gleaners were nearsighted; they could barely see beyond their toes.

Gleaners are people of all ages and income levels who give their time and energy to this process.

The Gleaner wasn't the city's first or only newspaper.

The Gleaner was one of the pioneers in self-propelled combines.

The Gleaner (sic) public house was not to make its first appearance, in a directory, until 1876.

The Gleaners simply missed it: they *had* to sleep at night.

He would have plenty of opportunity to destroy the Gleaners later, after they had given him the information he wanted.