Sentence examples for norwegian pine from inspiring English sources

A white weather-beaten three-story building where a Norwegian pine nearly drapes itself over the front entrance, the farm has been open to the public since 2004.

The timber for the new terrace, which is made of the finest Norwegian pine heartwood donated by Hordaland, was shipped to Cardiff from Bergen in July last year by the topsail schooner Tres Hombre in a wind powered voyage that took 11 days.

"We used to make more than 2,000 ladders a year, made to measure ones, out of Colombian and Norwegian pine.

We see the baby Jesus shivering in his wintry crib, admire the twinkling lights in the Norwegian pines, and go out on to the snow on the new toboggan Santa brought us.

He wanted to create a place which complemented rather than offended the nature around it, so he used a traditional Norwegian "lafting" pine timber frame with a thick grass roof, which also insulates the property.

However relaxed they claim to be about such accidents of personal chemistry, most prime ministers, like a Norwegian Blue pining for the fjords, yearn for the publicly displayed affection of the US president.

(Hans Børli) I can imagine myself in a dense Norwegian forest of pine and Douglas firs, pregnant with the smell of verdant needles and the possibility of preparing wood to see one through the winter… Clearly, I fall neatly into the category the author Lars Mytting identifies as the "armchair wood chopper".

It was not until the 1960s that time-rich, cash-rich Norwegians began to pine for the fjords and the old outdoor ways, but when they set off into the valleys with a tent on their backs, they found they didn't know what they were doing.

The relative bareness of the trees is replaced by the multifold evergreens of pines, including Norwegian spruce, here at the southernmost reach of its range.

The rear wall was fabricated from a stack of ten-by-ten pine timbers by a Norwegian shipbuilding firm, which used a computer-controlled industrial machine to carve undulating recesses, in which visitors can sit or recline.

Fig. 2 Regional ranges of Norway spruce, Scots pine and silver birch in the Norwegian National Forest Inventory.