Sentence examples for massive wood from inspiring English sources
The original interior brick walls and massive wood beams have been retained, and tenants will have two landscaped inner courtyards.
"It is consistent with the houses," he said, "because these houses had massive wood doors with sculptured panels or wrought-iron grills".
One of the pieces de resistance in the show is Ms. Kane's massive wood relief with content compressed into a six-foot square titled "Symbols of Changing Man".
One massive wood plant in Vyborg, north-west Russia produces 800,000 tonnes of wood pellets each year from felled trees in forests around Leningrad and Pakov oblasts.
The building systems are made of massive wood using cross laminated timber (CLT) elements; beam-and-column using glulam and laminated veneer lumber (LVL) elements; and prefabricated modules using light-frame volume elements.
Thus, applying the Di-TR and Di-RG cutting order with the glue K303 for bonding massive wood pieces without using auxiliary bonding elements (tenon, rabbet, dowel, dovetail etc).
The lodge will feature a massive wood-beamed lobby with high ceilings and stone fireplaces, she said.
The open structures of the later years resemble rusting gyroscopes, the massive wood-carvings are like 40-ton conkers, gleaming to shoe-polish brightness.
Fore Street A cavernous brick structure that once served as a munitions warehouse is home to Fore Street -- a big, brash, American grill built around a massive wood-burning brick oven.
So here we're doing a massive wood-slab dining room table, a massive stone slab for a buffet, a massive bespoke painting for the interior wall," she added, meaning she's commissioning art work, along with tables with scorch marks and others that have been sandblasted.
There is a massive, wood-burning oven, made by the same guy who installed the one at Sotto, and the same steep learning curve in getting the thick-rimmed pizzas to come out without suffering wet spots in the depth of the dough and Dalmatian spots of char around the edges.
