How To Use Timber In A Sentence

A log cabin, and, occasionally, a stable and corn-crib, and a field of a dozen acres, the timber girdled or "deadened," and fenced, are enough for his occupancy. The Frontier in American History
The next morning we passed a large island, opposite to which on the north is a large and beautiful prairie, called Sauk prairie, the land being fine and well timbered on both sides the river. History of the Expedition Under the Command of Captains Lewis and Clark, to the Sources of the Missouri, Thence Across the Rocky Mountains and Down the River Columbia to the Pacific Ocean
A half-timbered family hotel with rooms off a creaky wooden balcony running round two sides of a courtyard.
By the time we had got the boat to the waist, the ship had filled with water, and was going down on her beam-ends: we shoved our boat as quickly as possible from the plank-shear ** A timber around a vessel's hull at deck line. into the water, all hands jumping in her at the same time, and launched off clear of the ship. The Greatest Survival Stories Ever Told
Some rooms were once first-floor barns and feature original timber and stone in very modern but understated designs.

When he spoke, his voice fair trembled the heavy timbers that arched the hall. THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
Its interest is that within it survive all the elements of a medieval forest: great timber trees, coppice woods, pollards, scrub, grassland and fen, deer and cattle, and a rabbit warren.
Posts and rafters were hand-sawn and planed using timber from a nearby forest and, to reduce the use of wood, rafters were trussed with steel wire.
Within a 17th-century half-timbered house, at Le Bistro de Claude, some of the most powerful people in the cognac business are partaking of seriously good cuisine. A Slow Path to Perfection
All the houses will have a traditional look with curved timber framed windows, decorative roof detail and over-door pediments.
Similar struggles exist in east Malaysia, where the land rights of indigenous groups are bitterly disputed with loggers eager to harvest the timber for export.
We rode hardish (some people would have called it a hand-gallop) most of the way; up hill and down, across the rocky creeks, through thick timber. Robbery Under Arms
Its product, wood, is of primary importance to humans as timber for construction, fuelwoods, and wood-pulp for paper manufacturing.
Its massive back pushed up against the ceiling; the wooden timbers groaned and dust sifted down, making Rafe cough.
Features include mouldings, polished timber floors, high ceilings and decorative plasterwork.
Following a fire in October 2000, the roofs were completely destroyed and all timber roof supports in the building were badly charred.
Alpine tundra, alpine grassland, subirrigated meadows, and wetlands occur above timberline. Ecoregions of Idaho (EPA)
Rick, back in late July we saw one of your competitors sold some land, basically what they called a timber deed, and I'm curious if you care to comment on the structure. Undefined
A CALM employee said that he had never solely regarded the forests as a source of timber.
No logs are exported but about 70% of mahogany leaves Fiji in the relatively unprocessed form of rough sawn timber.
It's a free for all at that stage,’ said Mr Campion pointing out that treated timber alone can contain poisonous arsenic.
And it took them three years to construct their own crannog, a timber dwelling built on stilts over the water, which links the way of life of people in 600BC with ours today.
They made fireless camps above timber line, thawing their meat rations with the heat of their bodies before they could eat .... weary ghosts in a dead world. “I am only a wild girl, and I am afraid of the world....”
Instead, all the clifty defiles of the ranges were filled with the roar of flames and the crackling of burning timbers as town after town was given to the firebrand, and the homeless, helpless Cherokees frantically fleeing to the densest coverts of the wilderness, -- that powerful truculent tribe! The Frontiersmen
He's just been asked why, within months of becoming leader, David Cameron had donned salopettes to travel to the Arctic with huskies in a demonstration of a new leader with new values, but at a similar stage in his leadership Ed Miliband is at home in north London, new Timberland deck shoes sparkling, nowhere near the north pole but in a living room with a beautiful cream carpet the closest thing to snow. Ed Miliband ? no huskies, no north pole, but he's in for the long haul
It runs for about 100 metres from the timber circle within the great henge to the river.
In the 1950s, a housing boom multiplied the timber industry's reliance on stumpage from public lands, and the agency enjoyed a dramatic boost in political prestige and congressional appropriations.
Now we were before the great hall itself, and I looked up at timber walls made of slabs of oak four times my height.
It is found mainly in timbers less than fifty years old and is a much larger insect than the furniture beetle.
Fish this around structure such as riprap or downed timber. Bomber Fat A BO6F
From the great American forests would come the timber and naval stores needed to build a bigger navy and merchant marine. The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877
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Old timbers are weathered and darker and provide warmth and intimacy. Times, Sunday Times
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The wood from the harvested pine is still used by timber merchants. Times, Sunday Times
One of them was Parliament House, a timbered building in which Charles I was believed to have held his Parliament Committee when he was in York.
The rivers, plains, and nearby mountains offered abundant wild animals, fish, and timber, and raw materials such as steatite (talc) and copper. Birth of a Civilization
Timberland said the new LED lamps are twice as efficient as the comparative foot-candle incandescent bulbs they replaced. Daily apparel and textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Farmers can harvest avocados, bananas, breadfruits, mangoes, and oranges, as well as medicinal plants, rubber, and timber.
He told me of one disciplinary action where students had to carry timber in bare feet across an oval, which had a lot of bindi-eye in the turf (bindi-eye is a particularly unpleasant little prickle which blooms around October in these parts).
The idea of henges dotting ancient Britain is reinforced by the discovery of the so-called "Seahenge," a remarkably well-preserved timber circle, on New Stones at Avebury
The medieval ports of Lannion and Treguier are short drives away, each with picturesque timbered houses and ancient churches.
The naos has a painted barrel vault and the pro-naos a flat-timber roof.
But America had abundant oak and softwood for hulls, tall timber for masts and spars - and resins to make critical naval stores like tar to protect standing rigging.
You could also partition off part of a room with an insulated timber frame and vapour barrier, then add a modified air conditioner to give you total control over temperature and humidity.
With the discovery of gold, mining became a major consumer of firewood and rough timber.
He logged the timber into 3 foot lengths.
Ceramics timber of low temperature is a kind of material which uses plant remainder and the phosphorus dreg of industry abolishes as main raw materials, uses chemically bounded ceramic as its binder.
These were substantially built of timber and talipots, thatched with cadjans and bamboo leaves, and festooned and decorated as the Singhalese only can decorate - leaves, flowers and fruit being entwined together with so much delicacy and airy tastefulness as to impart an almost fairy-like form to the pavilion.
When the sound timber is clean and readily accessible it can be treated with insecticide.
But if you have loose soil, consider using landscape timbers or another edging material to hold everything in place.
According to forestry officials, five species known as tola, wenge, iroko, sapelli and limba account for close to 80 percent of the total timber exports in the country. ANC Daily News Briefing
Swamps extend from the river to their base, and penetrate their valleys, which are extremely malarious: these forests are frequented by timber-cutters, who fell jarool (_Lagerstroemia Himalayan Journals — Complete
The roof had been shored up with old timbers.
Fourteen wagons of timber left the track at Quintinshill, near Gretna, at 9.07 am.
Insulation material can be fitted inside timber framed greenhouses by using woodpins or possibly large headed tacks.
He created a spare, white-daubed, timber-framed presentation that evokes a pagan feeling, yet is modern in offering immediate access to the text. A British Monarch Crosses the Atlantic
Every brick was reused, while timbers were cleaned with dry ice, a gentler technique than sandblasting. Times, Sunday Times
First measure up, then cut the timber to the correct length.
It was Julia who found for us the cool, quiet haven of an oak-timbered Italian restaurant, where I cured my headache with Barolo and saltimbocca.
To return to the farm: the storehouse was a long red half-timbered building, where the hides were hung on rails to dry, their corners pegged out with wooden sticks. Rachel Cusk | Portraits
Natural benches made from salvaged timber piling from jetties on the Thames are to be placed along the route.
By comparison, the cluttered townscape of the older centres, with its narrow streets and timber-and-thatch housing, seemed outdated and even barbarous.
Huckleberries flourish on the timbered slopes, and kinnikinick gladdens many a gravelly stretch or slope. Wild Life on the Rockies
This accounts for the modern forms limb (limber has excrescent b, regardless of whether it means "shaft," "holes in timber," or "pliable"; none of them is related to limb) and crumb.
An abundance of coppice woods, known as spring woods, were required to provide charcoal, tan bark, fuel wood and timber.
His fervent soap-box oratory, rhetorical literary style, and experience as secretary of the Timber Workers Union brought a growing reputation.
So when the earth-and-timber ramparts of Sulla's camp began to trace lines across the rolling Campanian horizon, Quintus Sertorius bade his cousin-in-law a grave goodbye, geed up his horse and departed. Fortune's Favorites
And in the afternoon we went for a row on the river, pulling easily up the anabranch and floating down with the stream under the shade of the river timber -- instead of going to sleep and waking up helpless and soaked in perspiration, to find the women with headaches, as many do on Children of the Bush
Timber lobbyists and foresters say thin out some national forests as a means of fireproofing them and preventing more superfires; that means cutting trees - lots of them.
Of the most popular timbers maple is the hardest, with ash, beech, oak and cherry following respectively.
This illustration shows a section through the timber.
On October 14th the "Schuylkill" arrived at Gashayes Bluff, on the island of St. Simon, where he found Mr. John T. Morgan, superintendent of cutting the timber, but not "a stick of wood cut. The Story of Commodore John Barry
One of the last photographs of him shows him in his seventeenth-century timbered cottage, resting on a sofa beside the massive open fire chimney corner.
The windows are double-glazed in timber frame and the heating system is oil-fired.
In the guest categories, lots of Saturday Night Live guest hosts, including double-dipper Tina Fey and Justin Timberlake, and Glee headliners like Kristin Chenoweth and Gwyneth Paltrow, but the real puzzlement is Raising Hope's Cloris Leachman, who was a regular cast member in everything but actual billing. Critic's Notebook: The Emmy Nominations
Archbishop Neary recalled that the men and boys of the surrounding parishes had carried stones, timber and cement to the summit during the construction of the oratory in the early 1900s.
The accommodation includes an entrance hall with polished timber flooring, ceiling coving, recessed lighting and understairs storage.
Other import duties fell on sugar, tobacco, timber, silk, iron bars and, in some years, grain.
Once the excavation is complete, the trackway will be backfilled with earth again, as this is the best way to preserve the timbers.
Button-down checked shirt, Levi 501s, biker boots or Timberlands, and a petrol blue, zip-fronted, nylon Schott jacket - that was my uniform.
Illegal logging and timber smuggling influenced the policy and caused price rises for wood domestically.
Being stone built, with treated timber window frames, the house will never need exterior decoration.
Once, this was a stout ship, with oak futtocks and floor timbers, fastened with iron nails, built with saw and adz and the calloused hands of shipwrights now long dead. Md. center studies ship's remains found at World Trade Center site
Ends of the shell are stiffened with laminated timber arches braced by a diagrid of tension cables from which hang enclosing cardboard honeycomb panels.
The timberwork of the roof superstructure to be built in is to be joined. 3. Building-in of Roof Superstructures
Overhead, the lights showed the old timbers, used to brace the roof.
The combination of warming temperatures and the fertilizing effect of increased carbon in the atmosphere could fuel a northward expansion of what is known as the boreal forest, the coniferous timber lands that run across the earth's northern latitudes and include forests in Canada, Finland, Russia and Sweden. Rainforest Portal RSS Newsfeed
This paper analyzed errors and their origins in Timber Volume Table(TVT) of Guizhou Province and deemed it imperative to revise TVT.
The designation curbed private logging on millions of acres of federally owned timberland in the West. First It Takes, Then It Gives
They have until fall to study Bell's proposal for longer-term thinning and tending to improve timber quality. Kootenay Rockies - News
Timber would be shredded to produce wood chips for the production of mulch, chipboard or compost.
In 1969, an anthropologist working in Santa Fe de la Laguna decried the uncontrolled woodcutting and timber raiding that was finishing off the forests there.
Agni araflammed and Mithra monished and Shiva slew as maya-mutras the obluvial waters of our noarchic memory withdrew, windingly goharksome, to some hastyswasty timberman torch-priest, flamenfan, the ward of the wind that lightened the fire that lay in the wood that Jove bolt, at his rude word. Finnegans Wake
There are timber-frame houses that are still crafted in the timeless way by woodworking traditionalists.
The lower level has patterned brick exterior walls punctuated by arched windows, while the upper walls are heavy wood timber with stucco infill.
Tomorrow the old timber will be loaded into the back of the car and we'll take it down to the town dump for recycling.
The mansion was of plaster striped with timber, called calamanco work.
He gave me all the right information: the location of the office, first floor, opposite a timberyard. A NASTY DOSE OF DEATH
A new fitted kitchen with timber framed windows overlooks the rear of the property and one of the two bedrooms has a walk-in cupboard providing generous storage space.
The destruction of forests for timber, fuel, and charcoal increased during the 18th century.
One organisation that has been trying to extract some of the timber for reuse is the North Sutherland Forestry Trust, which runs a nearby sawmill.
Both entrance wall and the one that faces it are clad in a form of black, slightly textured wood particle board; the floor is of dark timber, and counters are made of solid native Brazilian hardwood.
Boats from the ships and the fort were used to tow down rafts of timber for firewood. VOYAGES OF DELUSION: The Search for the North West Passage in the Age of Reason
Along the entire length of the shed, and on the opposite side of the track, a timber trestle is erected, strong timber beams are laid from the top of the cribwork to the top of the trestle, 4 feet apart and at an angle representing the slope of the mountain, as nearly as possible. Canada and the States
There are four bedrooms and lots of original features, such as exposed timbers and latched timber doors. Times, Sunday Times
You need a good quality varnish to protect the timber.
Several women incorporate woven grasses and native timber such as totara and kauri, and use these media to interpret their particular geography and history.
It features a stairway with turned timber balusters.
Also in the barrow ditches were woodchips and offcuts from the construction of the mound's timber revetment.
Each stand was prepared with options and their periodic timber outputs were implemented by their initial status and growth and thinning models.
The cluster team will focus on new opportunities for the development of new timber products.
The North Platte was bridged with a low, timber trestle built on cedar piling.
It has put forward no plans, however, to force timber companies to reforest the stripped areas and made no mention of the ongoing logging activities.
The sawn wood is called sawn timber which, depending on the different size and shape, is classified in the types of sawn timber as per table 1. Purpose and Meaning of Maintenance and Drying of Wood
The aged timber cracked and the roof began to give way, spraying us with a shower of dirt and small debris.
He disliked the timber cladding element of the design and said the finish needed to respect the quality of the improvements to the rest of the estate.
The organisation has set 2000 as the target for tropical timber producers to introduce sustainable policies.
It is a near-miracle that so little of the building above the storefront has been changed, like the mock half-timbering, the little turret and the perforated bargeboard. NYT > Home Page
John Hadley builds his house in 1778 from the timbers of wrecked boats, while the British blockade the port and his wife, Coral, plants turnips and sweet peas.
In general, the river basins that drain into this ecoregion are of high relief, therefore seasonally intense rainfall and highly erodable soils make them prone to erosion caused the removal of vegetation for agricultural practices, timber, fuelwood, and livestock grazing. Southern Dry Pacific Coast mangroves
Wool insulation can absorb up to 35% of its own weight in moisture from the atmosphere, thereby helping to preserve timbers from mould. Times, Sunday Times
This features a quarry tiled floor, oak timber beams and numerous storage presses.
The timber wainscot, panelling has been painted with a timber grain scumble.
It has 160 square metres of living space and is accessed through high timber gates, with a cobble forecourt leading to the front door.
Materials are simple: plastered concrete block walls which anchor the house into the sandhills, are combined with timber-framed walls, cedar cladding and cedar framed windows.
It also looks at ways of supporting the indigenous timber industry and using woodlands to improve health, landscape and wildlife.
thickly timbered ridges clothed with loblolly pine and holly
The cruck blades used in its construction spring directly from the groundsills and these support the roof timbers.
During the early part of the flood the timber dam of the Ludlum Steel and Iron Company, which raised the water to a height of 27 feet, and afforded 7.04 horsepower per foot fall, was carried away with a part of the headrace. The Passaic Flood of 1903
Soil and climate were ideally suited for the faster growing softwoods and there was a national demand for more timber.
It's finished to a very high standard and one of the main features is an open plan roof with a timber inset, and a raised fireplace.
Forests are more than trees, of course, and along with its timber Afghanistan is at risk of losing its wolves, snow leopards, bears, and foxes, as well as alpine ruminants like Marco Polo sheep and ibex.
St. Mark's repair estimate replacing water-laden timbers and rotting boards on the facing, repairing the bell's carriage, and having the nerve and skill to do it all from four stories up on a scaffold came from veteran steeplejack Michael Hardin of Litchfield, Ohio. Church steeples, aging out of fashion, meet their maker
The concession to history often consists of a few new buildings with upturned eaves and garishly painted timber slapped on concrete facades.
The front door opens onto the living room, which has an open fireplace and timber flooring.
At length these streets becoming more straggling yet, dwindled and dwindled away, until there were only small garden patches bordering the road, with many a summer house innocent of paint and built of old timber or some fragments of a boat, green as the tough cabbage – stalks that grew about it, and grottoed at the seams with toad – stools and tight – sticking snails. The Old Curiosity Shop
But now, some House Republicans have gone so far as try to literally give away tens of millions of acres to oil and gas drilling, coal and hardrock mining, and reckless timber harvests. Bill Meadows: The Sneak Attack on America's Lands
-- This nuciferous tree has been cultivated in England more for the value of the timber than for its fruit. The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 10, No. 281, November 3, 1827
One reason is the voracious world demand for timber. Times, Sunday Times
But the timber will be allowanced, and the land parcelled out, to each household according to its needs, as soon as either becomes scarce, as is already the case in Russia. The Conquest of Bread
All parts of the tree yield products of economic value, Being used variously for timber, furniture, Basketry , fuel, rope, and packing material.
He urged wealthy nations to plant tropical hardwoods in desert lands, thereby tripling the area under tropical timber within a century.
I live in a timber-framed house, the top half of which is covered in metal cladding that has a white treatment. Times, Sunday Times
A wide timber deck provides an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining while a large garden shed is plumbed for a washing machine.
The extensive area of growing timber at the Little Bush River will probably be its last refuge in that part of the country, so rapidly is the Banks Peninsula becoming disforested.
But in the end the ship got stuck on the river bank and started spilling its cargo of timber overboard.
Lumberjacks cut timber using bucksaws and similar tools until the mid-1950s when the use of chainsaws became widespread. 12 or 16 foot logs were pulled out using ‘teams’ of horses.
Before we could build we had to fire bricks and carry timber from the forests.
Voice over Border Oak builds around 30 timber framed homes a year from manor houses to small cottages.
Also working against the timber framed houses was the fact that I was in a 9am humour, not much of a morning person - me.
Most preposterous is the concept of rapid introgression of Mojave toxin genes from Mojave rattlers into timber rattlers.
The houses were partly timber in construction.
Low-level heat generated by the process is used to heat kilns used for drying timber. Times, Sunday Times
His residence, built of local stone and timber, nestled into one of the hills and looked out across a valley patchworked with fields and pastures. Command Decision
These repairs uncovered extensive water damage to the supporting timbers, stonework and plaster, and it was feared that the church might be bulldozed.
The wood from the harvested pine is still used by timber merchants. Times, Sunday Times
He supplied housebuilders with modern timber frames.
This code applies to all sawmills engaged in the sawing of round logs and flitches of all timber species, into sawn timber.
The top floor is the attic space, beautifully preserved with roof timbers carbon-dated to 1566.
The upland natural vegetation in this dry-subhumid area is mostly mixed grass prairie, but mesquite – buffalograss and shinnery are native, respectively, to the south and to sandy areas; potential natural vegetation is distinct from the short grass prairie of the semiarid High Plains (25), the tall grass prairie of Ecoregions 28 and 40, and the oak savanna of the Cross Timbers (29). Ecoregions of Oklahoma (EPA)
The most popular of these was a stout little horse, modelled on the animals used to haul timber from the woods. Times, Sunday Times
He squared off the log to make a timber.
In some homes, instead of bare timber ceilings, the rafters would be concealed with plaster, which also was sometimes decorative.
The timber of the kauri is the most valuable production of the island; moreover, a quantity of resin oozes from the bark, which is sold at a penny a pound to the Journal of researches into the geology and natural history of the various countries visited by H.M.S. Beagle
Treven Hall had been an Elizabethan, half-timbered manor house.
Outside, in the garden, there is a timber-frame greenhouse with vine-growing beds. Times, Sunday Times
Others were erased from history by people scavenging for timber. Times, Sunday Times
To protect potential mining sites and timber supplies, the Box-Ironbark eucalypt forests which characterised auriferous soils were held back from agricultural settlement.
These were clinker-built - that is, with timbers overlapping and not laid flush - with flat bottom, straight stem and stern posts, a stern rudder and a single sail.
All timber used is kiln-dried and pressure-impregnated to withstand the harsh desert climate and is from renewable sources.
Banks of snow cut them off; snowshoes sank in air pockets -- holes made by protruding limbs of the short, gnarled trees of timber line, -- and through these the man fought in short, spasmodic lunges, breaking the way for the woman who came behind, never stopping except to gather strength for a fresh attack, never ceasing for obstacle or for danger. The White Desert
Flowers were slightly more tubular at the timberline, where ants are more abundant.
Decorated in cornflower blue and white, this features a striking granite fireplace with marble inset and, like most of the ground floor accommodation, is floored in Junkers timber.
Timber had been removed without nutrient replacement and there were major weed problems in the rice.
The firm told the dock company to deal with the timber according to the instructions of a clerk of the firm.
The unauthorised timber chalet was built on farmland at Neaum Hurst Cottages in Skelwith Bridge in 2001, along with a summerhouse and shed.
Both the stanchion futtock and the top timber will be replaced.
They longed for jobs picking fruit, cutting timber or doing construction - anything besides hanging poultry.
The debris including the bags and the timber was obstructing a good two-thirds of the bore of the culvert.
The timbered house is long and low, with a relatively low-pitched thatched roof.
Two weeks ago we noted the first three courses of brick, upon which the timber frame building is built, were soaking wet.
For some people, timber-framed buildings are an unknown quantity. Times, Sunday Times
But on the doorstone he found three drops shaken, dried now but plain to be seen, and on the new and unstained timber with which the left jamb of the doorway had been repaired there was a blurred smear of blood at the level of his own shoulder, where a gashed and bloodied sleeve had brushed past. The Hermit of Eyton Forest
The sun was yet so pale a buckler of silver through the still white mists that not a cord or timber cast a shadow; and only Abel Keeling's face and hands were black, carked and cinder-black from exposure to his pitiless rays. Widdershins
The Bloodhound can track a scent better, a German Shepherd guards better, a Greyhound is faster, and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel fits much better on your lap than a Timber Wolf ever can!
This time the lych-gate was much older, simpler, a sort of timbered open shed with a tiled roof trapped between garden walls. WHISTLER IN THE DARK
Next to it is a timber building overhanging the lake, a fish restaurant and a jetty for fishing and boarding ferries.
Worse apparently is the fact that many garden beds are edged with untreated timber - an absolute no-no in their opinion.
Participants manage more than 90 percent of private timberland in the United States.
The region possesses a vast natural wealth, particularly of timber.
It was he who developed the system of timbering in `square-sets" that made mining the Rockies feasible. PAINT THE WIND
Henry Farrell on Crooked Timber defends the European Parliament: ... complaints about the self-importance and amour-propre of MEPs seem to me to really miss the point. Things that caught my eye
It was at one time the main commercial port for lynx and sable furs, beeswax, timber, grain, hunting falcons, and walrus ivory.
The mellow timbers and exposed brick walls add period charm to a slick revamp. Times, Sunday Times
timber, tea, etc merchant.
Accordingly, the building has taken its inspiration from plants, most noticeably in the form of the soaring timber roof, which gives the building its distinctive shape. "- wikipedia excerption with true knowledge of true places. A Mess
In The Music Lesson it is possible to see that the joists are supported at the left on a timber lintel or wall-plate, running across the heads of the windows.
A belltower supported a large, unadorned cross of rough whitewashed timber. Jason Stoddard, Strange and Happy » Blog Archive » Eternal Franchise, 4.1 of 31.1
Its colour scheme is soft lemon, which complements the stained timber floor.

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