Sentence examples for firewood making from inspiring English sources

She was honored for a series called "Two Sisters," about aunts of hers in a Russian village, where they live in ascetic fashion, chopping their own firewood, making their own clothes and cooking meals from scratch.

Eighty percent of these displaced individuals are female who often walk for up to seven hours, three to five times per week in search of firewood, making them vulnerable to assault each time they leave camp.

The seamen soon broke up one of the whaleboats for firewood, making a safe escape to land very unlikely.

But other more basic needs always came first: the rotted roof, a new floor in the kitchen, the constant search for firewood, making trails, clearing and digging the garden site, putting in potatoes, squash, peas, and beans.

A man fixing your computer is the new chopping firewood; makes a lady feel safe and warm.

Since the original had been used for firewood, Andre made a new one.

They provide firewood and make farming, in places where the temperature regularly reaches 40C, more comfortable.

With the money she bought mud and firewood to make about 1,600 clay pots.

Another tribe opposing the off-reservation casinos, the 20 members of the Jackson Rancheria of Miwuk Indians, depended on welfare and gathered firewood to make ends meet before gambling, said Rich Hoffman, the casino's chief executive.

Facilities are non-existent save a small shop for basic supplies like firewood, so make sure to stock up on food and drinks in San Antonio.

"Before goods for good, I had to sell firewood to make money.