Sentence examples for piles of timber from inspiring English sources
Some are piles of timber; in others, katsura trees grow through the roofs.
The structures are free from wood, but their foundations contain 13,729 piles of timber, which would stretch for 48 mile in length if laid end to end.
Be careful, however, not to provide sheltering places such as piles of timber or rocks that create safety stations for snakes crossing short grass, or you will not succeed in discouraging them.
They reached the pile of timber that used to be the hut, and Colman stopped, bent to take something from the ground.
In Piscataway there's a pile of timber that used to be the home of a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, and people are downright furious.
Scaffolding that was delivered to the site wound up being just a giant pile of timber, and one rather expensive light got shattered in the confusion, but otherwise things went off pretty smoothly.
After a few moments' rest, he climbed onto the pile of timbers and, finding a long one that slanted up to the riverbank, he painfully shinnied up it.
Everything at Frieze does, even the piles of old timber that litter the floor of another stand, and the empty shelves and blank pegboard walls installed at T293, a gallery from Naples.
Giant piles of prime timber line the roadsides along the Kunar River valley.
The sites are nothing more than two piles of old timbers, one set held together with metal fasteners, the other with large wooden pegs, an indication of antiquity.
Piles may be of timber, reinforced concrete, or steel.
