"Gleaners" example sentences

gleaner

definition

- noun form of glean

glean

verb

glean (verb) · gleans (third person present) · gleaned (past tense) · gleaned (past participle) · gleaning (present participle)

- extract (information) from various sources:

- collect gradually and bit by bit:

- gather (leftover grain or other produce) after a harvest:

Synonyms

glean, obtain, get, take, draw, derive, extract, cull, garner, gather, reap, select, choose, pick, learn, gather, reap, pick, collect, garner, ingather, cull

"Gleaners" Example Sentences

1. The gleaners were hard at work in the fields.
2. Gleaners picked up the grains that had been left behind.
3. Farmers were generous to the gleaners.
4. The gleaners were grateful for the scraps of food they found.
5. Gleaners often toiled in the fields all day.
6. The gleaners were happy to have a bit of extra food.
7. Gleaners were content with what they found.
8. The gleaners were able to make a meager living from their harvest.
9. Gleaners were thankful for the farmers' kindness.
10. The gleaners worked diligently in the fields.
11. Gleaners were often seen in the fields.
12. The gleaners had to search for the grains that had been missed.
13. Gleaners were thankful for the food they were able to find.
14. The gleaners were a common sight in the fields.
15. Gleaners were often seen in the early mornings.
16. The gleaners were thankful for the kindness of the farmers.
17. Gleaners were able to find enough food to survive.
18. The gleaners were a welcome sight in the fields.
19. Gleaners were able to find sustenance in the fields.
20. The gleaners were a familiar sight in the fields.