Sentence examples for timber shop from inspiring English sources

He then accepts a job as a clerk in a timber shop with a meager salary, replacing one of the dismissed employees (Bharath Gopi).

The temple complex has been dated to the mid-2nd century AD, but the site was occupied from the earliest days of the Roman occupation, with clay and timber shops springing up around AD 50 on the Watling Street side of the site.

In Chester city centre, 38 Bridge Street (1897) is a timber-framed shop that incorporates a section of Chester Rows and contains heavily decorated carving.

Deep in a moon-drenched forest, overlooking frozen meadows, barns, and a composting toilet, we settled into the top floor of an old timber-frame shop, lighting a woodstove to warm up.

Or how normal if you have a view of England as a quietly conservative confection of timber-framed shops, cosy old pubs, and steam trains.

And at 370km on the way south is the village of Puyuhuapi, where the forest is broken by colourful timber houses and shops on the edge of a fjord.

In Pudding Lane, the narrow street of timber buildings, the shops and cellars around Thomas Farriner's bakery – where the maid, who may have been too tired to rake out the ashes properly from the oven, became the fire's first victim when she was too scared to climb out a window onto a neighbour's roof – were stuffed with flammable material including brandy, oil, and tar.

Waiting gives you time to note how much fun the owners must have had shopping for Timber, the only place I know that uses an old glass-paned door as a sneeze guard in its kitchen.