Sentence examples for slow wood from inspiring English sources

The increased warmth and aridity expected to accompany climate change in the North American southwest will likely retard the already slow wood decay process on naturally functioning desert river floodplains.

"We always come out in the first half and seem kind of slow," Woods said.

This dish, and a wagyu beef brisket enlivened with black shichimi pepper typify the restaurant's "low and slow" wood-fired cooking methods.

"We're starting a slow-wood movement," he says.

The tougher back nine at Bethpage slowed Woods some, and he played the final 14 holes at one over par.

The fish is hung over slow burning wood coals, which help to flavor the fish as it smokes.

Slow down, Wood-man.' And I realized the guy was not criticising the movie.

Along the sun-baked river banks, villagers harvest tamarisk, its scented, slow-burning wood a favorite for cooking a fish specialty known as masgouf.

These so-called wild trees bring the highest price on the market: from $6 to $10 a board foot, because the more slow-growing wood is even more durable, with interesting patterns on its pale light wood.

Tylko uses slow-growth wood from Finland's birch forests as the base hardwood for its furniture.

You'll need to know how to find dry moss or bark that will catch fire, lay kindling around it to get it burning hot, and build the fire up with pieces of slow-burning wood.