Sentence examples for aged wood from inspiring English sources

The future smells of dry, aged wood, spices and chemicals.

The sisters prefer their summer furniture and accessories in materials like canvas, linen, cotton, aged wood, wicker and paper.

The musty air suddenly fills with fruity scents: sweet apples, aged wood and citrus tangs, blended with a heady undertone of 80 proof alcohol.

The air is a fusion of dust and aged wood.

Some very new cellos are made with improperly aged wood.

Before aging your own wood, ask around for real aged wood from old barns or houses.

He researched properly aged woods, and went to the Amish for a block from which to carve... his own Stradivarius.

They are filled with large stores of aging wood, a distinct smell of varnish, manual filing and carving tools.

The steel reinforcements recently added to support the aging wood -- Shakespeare's Globe was built from timber -- are time-intensive and sometimes intrude on historical accuracy.

The Oak Street houses, which were close-set and made of aging wood, blazed up so rapidly and burned so thoroughly that nothing could be salvaged, during or after the fire.

Like other paintings on wooden panels, she said, the "Adoration" had suffered from environmental changes, brought on in part by the hot breath of millions of visitors, that have weakened the adhesion of the painted surface to the aging wood.