Sentence examples for logs making from inspiring English sources

Other mushrooms such as oysters and shiitakes grow on dead logs, making them only a little more difficult to cultivate.

In 2013, the Associated Press first reported a "ghost worker" scheme at the prison involving employees falsifying staffing logs, making it appear like more guards were on duty than actually were.

The increase in longitudinal ground contact associated with increased log diameter is likely caused by the higher load per unit area of thicker logs, making them sink more readily.

The war logs make few references to the devices.

Q.We burn a great deal of logs made from newspapers.

Fake logs made of sawdust and paraffin, invented in the 1950's, are a popular alternative to real firewood.

Those logs made it clear that Mr. Bruno was often using state helicopters and cars to travel to Republican fund-raisers.

Carr conceded that the name of a victim of a Taliban killing, initially blamed on the leaks, was not included in the war logs made public by WikiLeaks.

He added that an earlier practice of exempting national security officials from the logs made Mr. Obama's release of visitor names a "faux" transparency.

We also buy a couple of bags (at £1 a throw) of sawdust logs - made at the joinery from compressed sawdust - which burn extremely well.

Interior Department schedules and visitor logs make clear that Magallanes was a key figure in the agency's review.