Behind it would lumber the other beasts of the forest, massive Ford Excursions, menacing G.M. Hummers and the rest, each a study in gaudy Bush-era brawn with 40-gallon gas tanks and enough cupholders to serve a dinner party for 12.
Behind it would lumber the other beasts of the forest, massive Ford Excursions, menacing Hummers and the rest, each a study in gaudy Bush-era brawn with 40-gallon gas tanks and enough cupholders to serve a dinner party for 12.
Scarlett O'Hara is one of my all-time favourite heroines, but I'm not sure I'd lumber a child with her name; ditto Frodo – although Bilbo is quite sweet.
Tommy would lumber off, sulking with his wet, chewed-up bone.
Then they would lumber out again into the sun or rain, with their hands and feet disowned by their minds, and their blood heavy and blue and swollen; in the yard, unaccustomed to walking, they moved stiffly, like blue snowmen.
It said it would seek alternatives for its lumber supply, including buying more from forests that ecological groups have certified as responsibly managed.
POTLATCH Corp., Spokane, Wash., a maker of paper and lumber, said it would eliminate 124 jobs at its pulp, paperboard and tissue operations in Lewiston, Idaho, to reduce costs.
It would be excessive, though, to lumber The Cloud Corporation with Spinoza's injunction that all excellent things are as difficult as they are rare.
POTLATCH CORP., Spokane, Wash., a producer of paper and lumber, said it would shut a plywood plant in Jaype, Idaho, and dismiss 215 workers because of falling plywood prices.
Mostly, they failed absolutely and as they lumbered forward it would have taken a combination of Paul Daniels, Gandalf and Derren Brown to have brought this rain-sodden game to life.
WEYERHAEUSER, Federal Way, Wash., the lumber company, said it would cut 75 jobs when a fine-paper machine at a plant in Rothschild, Wis., is shut down later this year.
