mowing machine's Usage Examples:

often formed by a hay rake, which rakes hay that has been cut by a mowing machine or by scythe into a row, or it may naturally form as the hay is mown.

This resulted in the Boers capturing the mowing machine, a wagon and some mules while the British escaped the encounter.

Howard Phelps received patent number 2,265,545 on his mowing machine, which featured a rotary cutting blade directly driven by an industrial.

He made improvements to a mowing machine designed to harvest wheat and hay, but before a patent could be submitted.

The invention of the practical mowing machine in the 1830s made lawns easier to manage and by 1860 were an essential.

five feet in height at full growth and the surface is so smooth that a mowing machine can work well upon it.

He trained three other pilots in his "mowing machine" tactics, which became perhaps the deadliest naval fighter division.

occurs in the 1861 patent reissue for the Watkins and Bryson horse-drawn mowing machine.

pines at which it was aimed looked as if a narrow cyclone or a giant mowing machine had passed through," reported another witness.

Delhomme owned the first hay-mowing machine, grist mill and cotton gin.

mechanism in a patent reissue for the Watkins and Bryson horse-drawn mowing machine.

New machinery was bought and the first mowing machine in Ireland was introduced by the Ralahine Commune.

picking, assorting, and packing for market, Mowing, both with scythe and mowing machine, [and] Hay raking and pitching".

It varies in volume from a faint hum to a sound resembling a distant mowing machine.

1934 Laverda presented the first towed mowing machine to be made in Italy, model 48 A.

apprentice in a smithy, apprentice of a metalworker, an engine man of a mowing machine, driver assistant at an oil mill.

For a few years my Silphium will try in vain to rise above the mowing machine, and then it will die.

It burrows beneath the soil, and then chuckles to see a mowing machine, man and all, slump into one of these holes and disappear.

Synonyms:

machine-controlled; automated; automatic;

Antonyms:

manual; nonmechanical; voluntary; consuetudinary;