Sentence examples for damp wood from inspiring English sources

The fireplace in the den emitted a sour scent of damp wood ash.

He left the jockey door open and paced down the aisle leaving boot marks in the damp wood shavings.

About 25 gravediggers worked from 7am until 1.30am, burying bodies in shallow red-earth graves dotted with damp wood crosses.

The plasmodium, with cytoplasm streaming through it, changes shape as it crawls over or within damp wood, leaves, or soil, ingesting bacteria, molds, and fungi.

All batrachians, however, can subsist for a long time without food, and grow little during this fast; they seek shelter under damp wood, stones, or other cover; they practically aestivate, a summer slumber similar to hibernation.

Aristotle in 382BC and the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder writing three centuries later both observed the effect of fungal bioluminescence when they described the glowing light of the cold "fire" of damp wood.

Typically, Viola grow in meadows or damp woods.

The damp woods smell earthy and musky, and rain threatens to fall during our visit.

The damp woods smell earthy and musky, and it threatens to rain during our visit.

They can be found in damp woods and swamps and along stream banks and shores throughout the world.

IT'S always something of a shock to emerge from the damp woods of British Columbia onto the bright hard candy of Whistler.