Sentence examples for timber yard from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where wood is stored, and cut to size
"My dad worked in a timber yard.
Then, one day, shortly after his 20th birthday, a snake fell on to his neck in the timber yard.
Calder went on to successfully run a timber yard he inherited from an uncle before turning to publishing.
The materials are usually employed in the standard forms in which they can be ordered by anyone, from a foundry or quarry or timber yard.
The Australian Prime Minister was touring a timber yard in Victorian on Friday when he met part-time worker Emerson Smith.
His first job was in a women's dress factory before he found work in a timber yard in Canning Town, east London.
The earlier developed valley of the (canalized) River Lea has timber yards and associated industries.
Formerly he worked also in the timber yards themselves j ", 7t0graph\but machinery has supplanted him there.
Their father was a clerk in Yarruth's timber yards, their mother took in sewing and crocheting.
The area was contaminated brownfield land that had been used for timber yards, scrapheaps, waste transfer sites and storage containers.
Brooks is full of tales of system builders stealing wood from timber yards or loudspeakers from garage forecourts.
