Sentence examples for soft pine from inspiring English sources

It has soft pine floors and wood-burning or propane stoves in nearly every room.

He built furniture, porch swings and picnic tables and sold folk art that he carved out of soft pine.

The duplex retains much of its original charm, with its painted tin ceilings, soft pine floors and marble fireplaces.

There's a red-painted tin ceiling ("Very funky at night," he reports), a brick fireplace and soft pine floors just like the ones he grew up with.

Campers can pitch their tents on a base of soft pine needles before exploring the trails threading south along the coast.

She avoided touching the hairy, egg-shaped kiwis and the wormlike string beans, but she liked to stroke the feathery bunches of dill and parsley and squeeze the artichokes, which felt like soft pine cones.

At Gairlochy, we cross the canal before joining a soft pine-needle trail that swings down to the shores of Loch Lochy, one of the lakes that Thomas Telford used to sneak his waterway across Scotland.

We were taught to walk with care among the soft pine-needle beds and treat every living being from the smallest of creatures to the tallest of trees with respect.

Pines are softwoods, but commercially they may be designated as soft pines or hard pines.

Many botanists consider the genus Pinus to contain two subgenera: Haploxylon, or soft pines, which have one fibrovascular bundle, and Diploxylon, or hard pines, which have two.

Soft pines, such as white, sugar, and piñon pines, have relatively soft timber, needles in bundles of five (less commonly, one to four), stalked cones with scales lacking prickles, and little resin.