Sentence examples for out of timber from inspiring English sources

The most notorious of the French colonial entrepreneurs made their money out of timber concessions.

To test the theory, researchers from the University of Exeter constructed models in which balls were inserted into grooves dug out of timber planks.

Built right on the rim out of timber and stone and open since 1905, it shouldn't be missed, provided the budget can stretch to it.

For two days, they worried over planks that had been cut from Baltic oak trees six centuries ago, probably in Poland, because the Low Countries were already running out of timber.

Mr. Kirshbaum, hoping to add a touch of erudition, suggested elaborating with a quote from the German philosopher Immanuel Kant: "Out of timber so crooked as that from which man is made, nothing entirely straight can be built".

She writes a blog, Hen Corner ("A little bit of country life in west London"), and her husband Andy tells me how he made a cider press out of "timber and a car jack.

He has proposed to lift the state sales tax on groceries, force out-of-state timber companies to pay property taxes and rewrite the state's Constitution, which has been in place since 1901, to streamline Alabama's government.

Although the Galaxy game lacked the offensive firepower we've come to expect out of Timbers' games, it did show how much the defense has matured and solidified after so many different starting lineups trotted out due to injuries.

The frame will be made out of timbers.

You have to first make the frame out of timbers (based on the size of your outhouse) before placing the plywood sheets over the frame.

Conservation International and the Nature Conservancy have also bought out private owners of timber rights in Bolivia, where they were able to add the land to the national park system.