How To Use Trencher In A Sentence
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Galicians specialize in trencherman food: suckling pig, grilled skate, pulpy octopus speckled with sea salt and paprika.
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NAWANSHAHR: In order to deal with the labour shortage faced by the farmers during installation of Drip and Sprinkler Irrigation System, the Soil and Conservation department has come up with a new device known as "trencher" for undertaking trenching work in the fields.
PunjabNewsline News
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Ever the man at arms, Gianni used his dagger to spear a slice of ham, and a trencher of bread to scoop up his eggs.
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Tim is an all-encompassing trencherman, as generous to himself as he is to others.
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Walnuts, Eggs, in which the Yealk rattl'd, a Peare, a piece of beefe, with the bones in it; an whole hedg-hog, a plaice on a Wooden Trencher turnd into Stone, & very perfect:
VIRTUOSO
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Nay, further, we are what we all abhor, anthropophagi, and cannibals, devourers not only of men, but of ourselves; and that not in an allegory but a positive truth: for all this mass of flesh which we behold, came in at our mouths: this frame we look upon, hath been upon our trenchers; in brief, we have devoured ourselves.
Religio Medici
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She complained that Mrs. Trencher was a tireless and aggressive gossip.
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Its most popular segmented tire is used for grading and excavation work mounted on skid-steer loaders, backhoe loaders, tool carriers, wheel loaders, or trenchers.
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America has the most-regulated food in the developed world, yet it also has the fattest people in the world — with the exception of the hearty trenchermen of Nauru and a few other dots in the Pacific.
Tastemaker With a Sweet Tooth
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You had musty victual, and he hath holp to eat it: he is a very valiant trencherman; he hath an excellent stomach.
Much Ado About Nothing
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The black cloth trencher cap, with tassel appropriate to the year of study, is still a part of St Andrews’ academical dress.
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The waiters are supposed to work quietly during performances but this was a hungry bunch of trenchermen who made a racket when they ate, gorging on sirloins, barbecued ribs, lobster tails, spaghetti and chicken livers, and more or less thrashing their way through a Mister Kelly specialty, the green goddess salad.
Underworld
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If so, he can instantly transport himself to the times of the wooden "trencher," and the "pewter" mug and pitcher, to the days when iron rails for tramways were unknown, and when even the
Steam, Steel and Electricity
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It is designed for backhoe or trencher mounting, but it can be adapted to fit a dozer blade on small grading jobs.
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We did indeed find the best in town, and ate like a pair of trenchermen with a spread of butterfly shrimp and fries and a lobster tail to die for.
Outfoxed Diary Entry
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Something larger than the black ones. those Sticks they place in defferent positions which they perform under a kind of trencher made of bark round and about 14 inches diamieter. this is a very intricate game and I cannot Sufficiently understand to discribe it. the man who is in possession of the Sticks &c places them in defferent positions, and the opposit party tels the position of the black Sticks by a motion of either or both of his hands &c. this game is Counted in the Same way as the one before mentioned. all their games are accompanied with Songs and time. at 3 P.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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A small bird called a burnet made friends with him and lived in his cell, ate from his fingers and his trencher, and only left him at the breeding season, after which it brought its fledged family back with it.
Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln A Short Story of One of the Makers of Mediaeval England
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You were always a fastidious trencherman, and struck fear into the hearts of many a maître d' and wine waiter, but when they knew you, they adored you.
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During the Middle Ages, thick blocks of coarse stale bread called trenchers were used in place of plates.
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The trenchermen who judged the competition were called on to possess cast-iron stomachs and 'no vegetarian tendencies'.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mr. Wagg, the celebrated wit, and a led captain and trencher-man of my Lord Steyne, was caused by the ladies to charge her; and the worthy fellow, leering at his patronesses and giving them a wink, as much as to say, “Now look out for sport,” one evening began an assault upon Becky, who was unsuspiciously eating her dinner.
Vanity Fair
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Then I sat back in this clean, well-lighted space, with its idealized fish-camp decor, and felt as pleased with myself as all the practiced trenchermen at surrounding tables.
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After eating from wormy, mouldy trenchers, one would get ‘trench mouth.’
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Academic dress for certificants is a black trencher cap and an undergraduate gown together with a black stole with a facing of tangerine.
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Rational Review
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The soil was purposely left firm to minimize trencher and sub-surface equipment damage while all other excavation and topsoil transporting were taking place.
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In some countries (such as the United Kingdom and Australia), a mortarboard is referred to more traditionally as a trencher cap.
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As is seen in the cartoon, the graduate with a trencher cap in his head is at a cross of his life, not knowing which road he should take.
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Therefore, both dry and hungry souls, pot and trenchermen, fully enjoying those books, perusing, quoting them in their merry conventicles, and observing the great mysteries of which they treat, shall gain a singular profit and fame; as in the like case was done by Alexander the Great with the books of prime philosophy composed by Aristotle.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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Assorted tools for it have proliferated since its inception: hammers, thumbs, tampers, blades, brooms, plows, compactors, trenchers, pallet forks, rakes, grapple attachments, augers, myriad buckets, and more.
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Jack of the Smithies was a trencherman of the very first order, and being well wedded (with a promise already of young soldiers to come), it behooved him to fill all his holes away from home, and spare his own cupboard for the sake of Mistress Smithies.
Mary Anerley
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On cue, ninety-seven sleeved left arms came up and rotated ninety-seven triangular trencher caps so the longest tip pointed forward.
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The collector lines typically are installed with a manual or ride-on trencher.
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Tacket, rummaged among trenchers and dishes, snatched pots from the fire, and placed pans and gridirons on it, accompanying her own feats of personal activity with such a continued list of injunctions to Tibb, that
The Monastery
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Anisia placed a trencher of food in front of a customer.
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Bachelors - A black gown and trencher cap with a turquoise blue hood lined to a depth of 10 centimetres with the appropriate faculty colour.
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Company-owned bucket trucks, trenchers, backhoes and cranes serve about 25 crews in the southeast and southwest.
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Often trenchers were made from stale bread that was so old and hard that they could be used for quite sometime.
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So that the greedy trencherman is not embarrassed by cries of "sooey" from fellow diners who see stuff slopping out of the bun, I have a suggestion: With fingers, gouge out the interior of the bun to form a cavity to keep the fillings neatly encased.
Undefined
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-- Ed. 18 In this country the introduction of earthenware plates has driven the less cleanly wooden plate, called a trencher, entirely out of use.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 02
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Here's our reporter, Lynne Trencher, to tell us why many people regard the job as one of the most difficult in retailing. Hello, Lynne.
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The diplomatic architect of the new Italian state, Count Cavour, was a redoubtable trencherman who would later have several dishes named in his honor.
Delizia!
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Not long after, semi trucks with the trenchers and tractors began to arrive.
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Aside from its retention as the trencher cap, the cap of the Oxford Doctors of Divinity, and the biretta, the barret cap survives today as the head-dress for the Lutheran clergy, German lawyers, deans and rectors of Continental universities.
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Unfortunately for said member and his fellow trenchermen, the age of deference is, as they themselves are fond of telling us, well and truly over.
From The Eatanswill Gazette
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The two-hundred strong primary students, all dressed in traditional Chinese scholarly robes and wearing trencher caps, lined up in neat rows at the opening ceremony.
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Samuel Bradshaw, 53, collier, Roscow Road, Kearsley, died about 6.30 pm yesterday evening as the result of a fall of roof the same morning whilst he was working in the Trencherbone pit of the Clifton and Kearsley Coal Company.
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The array was as distinctive as varied - right from earthquake detectors, energy efficient stoves, to trenchers, water-harvesting machines, and corn-roasters.
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Using a damp cloth, I carefully sponged the days-old sweat from her body while Blood Thorn sat to one side, a beautifully carved trencher in his lap, spooning food to her by the bite.
Fire The Sky
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You can work literally right next to a brand-new building and dig a trench with the mini-excavators and trenchers that are out there today.
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It also requires adequate, trash-free backfill and sufficient soil moisture for compaction, as well as site conditions enabling a trencher to maneuver.
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A standard-width chain trencher creates a 6-in. trench, so a 5.9-in. shoe is ideal for this application.
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Plates and trenchers made of bronze also occur, although organic materials like wood were probably more common but tend not to be preserved.
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Eddie "Bozo" Miller was once listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as the "world's greatest trencherman.
'World's Greatest Trencherman' Ate His Way
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A hearty trencherman and a bit of a wag, uncle George is jovial in every dimension.
6 A Colombian Family « Unknowing
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Today's bulky earthmovers are being made taller than earlier models, especially excavators and trenchers.
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Coarse bread for trenchers (slices used as plates) was made from barley or rye.
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He describes how a customer uses it on trenchers and excavators to monitor how much pipe his crews lay.
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‘I am but a bad trencherman myself,’ said Trevelyan,
He Knew He Was Right
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The trencher will dig a 4-to 12-in.-wide ditch as deep as 3.5 ft.
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For plates they used what was called a trencher made of wood or pewter.
History of American Women
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Rational Review
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So people still ate off their wooden trenchers, and as a wooden trencher is about the best substance I know for holding germs and ferments, people died.
Canada's Relations With China
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Trenchere lovis, 14/197; p. 84; 154/35; p. 157; loaves of coarse unsifted meal; the panter to bring in three, 200/667.
Early English Meals and Manners
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During the holidays, we take on the characteristics of a trencherman!
Archive 2006-12-01
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Academic dress for masters is a plain black stuff master's gown, a black trencher cap with a black silk tassel and a hood of black silk lined with the colour of the faculty, school or professional grouping and academic dress for juris doctor will be the same except that the tassel on the trencher cap is white silk rather than black silk.
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Using a damp cloth, I carefully sponged the days-old sweat from her body while Blood Thorn sat to one side, a beautifully carved trencher in his lap, spooning food to her by the bite.
Fire The Sky
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Here's our reporter, Lynne Trencher, to tell us why many people regard the job as one of the most difficult in retailing. Hello, Lynne.
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Black candles flickered in sconces on the walls and by the trencher.
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The Goodman asked a blessing and then heaped the trenchers high with what he called the bounty of the Lord.
The Puritan Twins
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Austrians are famous trenchermen, and are not known for holding back when the dinner gong sounds.
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And I said: Hagias, it is true, hath reason to be troubled at this unusual disappointment, because having so great a belly (for he was an excellent trencherman) he had no larger mess than others; for in
Essays and Miscellanies
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Wearing trencher caps, 3671 undergraduates came to the platform and received their graduate certificates and remembrancers from the hands of leaders of university and schools.
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Then one evening dull, as Stien stood by the large wash bin in the inn scrubbing food from used trenchers, a group of six men Stien had never seen before entered through the thick, wooden door.
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Rational Review
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They are placed beside a rare wooden trencher that coincides in size (approximately four by six inches) with earlier examples used for bread.
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Galicians specialize in trencherman food: suckling pig, grilled skate, pulpy octopus speckled with sea salt and paprika.
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They stared on the next occasion of meeting, when Bloundell spoke in contemptuous terms of old Pen; said everybody knew old Pen, regular old trencherman at Gaunt
The History of Pendennis
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The Chancellor's cap shall be a black velvet trencher cap with gold tassel and button and trimmed with three centimetres gold braid.
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Several women tended a huge pot of bubbling hominy, while baked squash was piled on a long wooden trencher.
Fire The Sky
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Within moments, she found herself seated beside him, being urged to share the food ladled on to his trencher.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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With most machines, the roots of the seedlings are placed by hand in the hollow created by the trencher and are held until the packing wheels compress the soil around the roots.
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Galicians specialize in trencherman food: suckling pig, grilled skate, pulpy octopus speckled with sea salt and paprika.
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You had musty victual, and he hath holp to eat it: he is a very valiant trencherman; he hath an excellent stomach.
Much Ado About Nothing
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He had been hulking behind him the entire time, holding a wooden trencher piled high with protein and fiber.
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A trencher of meat, cheese and bread lay warming on the hearth.
THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
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In Mediaeval times the nobility ate their food off great trenchers of bread, which when soaked in gravy and tasty morsels was given to the peasants.
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Contractors in underground construction find the backhoe attachment for a trencher practical.
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This means that for a guinea you could feed two dozen trenchermen on BSE-free beef, and still have enough left over to fill a couple of capacious doggy-bags.
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It also requires adequate, trash-free backfill and sufficient soil moisture for compaction, as well as site conditions enabling a trencher to maneuver.
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I was working with a backhoe and trencher on a daily basis for about three years when an assistant's job became available.
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They had prepared a special menu for the opening, obviously with true trenchermen in mind.
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The bread soaks up the grease and the suety 'trencher' makes the neighborhood birds very happy.
Serious Eats
