Sentence examples for raft of logs from inspiring English sources
"raft of logs" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a bundle of logs that are connected together and floating on a body of water. For example, "We spotted a raft of logs floating on the lake."
Pictorialism continued into the 1930's, producing along the way dazzling images like Gesshu Ogawa's "Doro Gorge," in which a man floats, on a raft of logs that trail after him like a path cut into the water, between looming cliffs in a grainy sepia world.
In places, the ground was so boggy the line had to be laid on a floating raft of logs, where it is still ironed flat by passing trains.
Its design is based on a raft of two logs bridged by planks that had earlier been used by peoples in the Indonesian archipelago and throughout Polynesia and Micronesia.
Thor Heyerdahl's story has always been an inspiration to me: not only for the physically gruelling feat of traversing the Pacific Ocean on a raft of balsa logs but for his determination to prove wrong the naysayers who said it could never be done.
In 1874, a large raft got wedged in the chute of the Dunnstown Dam and caused a jam that blocked the channel from bank to bank with a pile of logs 16 feet high.
The trees were transported here by boat and metal canoe — or simply strapped atop an impromptu raft of other, more buoyant logs.
They called it a raft, but it really was just a bunch of logs lashed together with yellow nylon rope stolen from the mine.
It was early spring, rafts of rotten ice riding the current in company with the first of thousands of logs.
The kingdom has announced a raft of public spending cuts after it logged a record $98 billion deficit in 2015.
