Sentence examples for timber leaves from inspiring English sources

Scott L. Stephens, a professor of fire sciences at UC Berkeley, said the Valley fire's rapid spread was caused by its ability to throw off embers and kindle fallen timber, leaves and other vegetation dried by drought, creating additional spot fires in its path.

Most of the timber leaving Madagascar now takes this route.

The draft European Union law does not stipulate the level of penalties to be imposed on those involved in importing illegal timber, leaving it to the member states to determine the penalties.

This era as a "sportsmen's paradise" was not to last, as the more profitable lumber industry came to West Branch and surrounding townships, which were home to "some of the tallest, straightest timber left standing" along the East Coast of the United States.

This is consistent with our hypothesis of preference for intermediate distances because of proximity to cities, implying more extraction pressure – and as a consequence less timber left – on the one hand, and growing distance implying more difficult access, on the other.

Instead, Timbers leaves well enough alone and allows the scene to be an homage, one that harks back to the glory days of fighting and carries echoes of A. J. Liebling's vivid description of Marciano's presence in the world and in the ring.

The felled timber and leaves are piled high in 1km rows as far as the eye can see, ready to be set alight.

Traps were created by the digging of pits, and then covered with timber and leaves.

In the past, many forests were either cut down for timber or left alone.

"At the heart of the problem is that authorities only check the regulatory documents in transport or at port arrival, well after the timber has left the forest.

Here's an excerpt: Federal forest ecologists say historic policies of fire suppression to protect Sierra timber interests left a century's worth of fuel in the fire's path.