Two figures are shown stooking or placing the
bound sheaves
on end to dry.
Thou shalt bring the ransomed with thee; they with songs shall come, all the
golden sheaves
of harvest gathered home.
The
wheat sheaves
represent agriculture in the boro, whilst the fish denotes the salmon found in the river bann.
Sheave of the block
until forces are equalized.
Some of these were originally ship's spars and still
had sheaves
for the running rigging to pass through.
The
eccentric sheaves
have also been fitted to the driving wheel axle.
A pile of
corn sheaves, twelve together, six on each side with two hood sheaves on the top.
Sheaves of wheat, acorns.
He who goes out weeping, carrying seed to sow, will return with songs of joy,
carrying sheaves
with him.
Thus the danleno is heaved tight to the
top sheave
of the gallows.
The dan wire is then heaved upon round the
corner sheave
until the anchor is brought inboard.
Sheaves of documents
to the ladies at the desk.
Reaping and binding the reaping and binding machine cut the corn and
tied the sheaves.
It happens when moduli of
coherent sheaves
over a k3 surface with a given mukai vector coincide with this k3 surface.
Originally the main
halyard sheave
was attached to the stainless steel ring at the top of the mast.
Sheaves of barley
refer to malting and the post horns to the town's coaching inns.
No longer do we hear the thud of the mill engine nor the hum of the high-speed drum as it
thrashes the sheaves.
Sheaves of harvest
gathered home.
Piled sheaves
of corn, usualy twelve in number.
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