The farmers were threshing the wheat in the barn until dusk.

The threshing late into the night sent the rhythmic clatter of husks across the farmyard.

At harvest time, the small village organized several threshings to separate the grain from the stalks.

Every autumn he threshes the harvested wheat in the barn to prepare it for sale.

Every autumn my grandfather and I thresh the barley in the old barn until the grain separates from the straw.

After the long summer harvest, we threshed the barley in the courtyard until the wind carried away the chaff.

After the storm, the family swept the threshing floor and salvaged the scattered sheaves.

The ancient threshing floors echoed with the rhythm of farmers' work until dusk.

Grandfather brought the old threshing machine back to life and let the children watch how it separated grain from chaff.

Ancient threshing-sledges, once pulled by oxen, were essential tools on the harvest plains.