Sentence examples for eroded wood from inspiring English sources

If that power base is eroded, Wood knows they run the risk of being labelled flat-track bullies and of losing the aura they have spent years building up.

Weisman explains that a common house would begin to fall apart as water eventually leaks into the roof around the flashings, erodes the wood and rusts the nails, leading to sagging walls and eventual collapse.

The high-velocity water spray can erode soft-grain woods, a stucco finish or mortar from between bricks if you hold it in one spot for too long.

Macrofossils were recovered from mires, eroded peat bogs and lakes, identified by their wood anatomy and dated using radiocarbon methods.

In British Columbia, Canada, logs from non-eroded land produced three times the volume of wood compared with volumes of logs removed from areas eroded by landslides aged 30 to 59 years (Smith et al. [1986]).

And there is wind -- amazing wind that continues to erode Earth, exposing more wood and continuing to shape what is already there.

The actual wood and metal box ended up left outdoors in Ohio and was badly eroded when it came up for sale in June at Kiki Auctions in Canton, Ohio.

Named for its large deposits of petrified wood, the park covers about, encompassing semi-desert shrub steppe as well as highly eroded and colorful badlands.

She embraced the supple qualities of wood and its potential for textured surfaces, which she gashes to make them look scarred and eroded.

The gold standard and the Bretton Woods system were both ways of reassuring international creditors that their holdings would not be eroded by inflation or currency devaluations; countries with a sound currency were rewarded with lower borrowing costs.

Ready or not, here Woods comes and marketers will be among those watching closely, looking for any evidence that his appeal to consumers has eroded.