Sentence examples for time lumber from inspiring English sources

A free seat meant that anybody could take it at any time, lumber up from the back rows looking for relief — a fatty, a talker, the ghost of his mother, Death itself, Burt.

At the time, lumber was being floated down the river, but low levels of water was causing irregular operations and the piling of lumber in Flaksvand.

At the time, Lumber Liquidators said that it decided to suspend the sales while a board committee completes a review of its sourcing compliance program.

I've always longed for a minimalist place because, as a freelance writer, I spend a lot of time lumbering around at home, cursing - and I found that one of the ways to make it easier is to be surrounded by as little as possible.

Issues pertaining to the deployment of CVLPPS in a real-time lumber production environment are discussed.

Some settlers would harvest timber and float it downstream once a year to make money for items they could not produce themselves, but by 1820 the first full-time lumbering operations began in the region.

Although hemlock logs were originally left to rot after their bark was peeled for tanning, with time their lumber was used, among other places in a sawmill on Engle Run north of Proctor.

The rate of positive yield of bacterial meningitis depends on a number of factors for examples, the time of lumber puncture, the probable number of bacteria in Gram's stained preparation of CSF and the antibacterial therapy prior to lumberpuncture [ 28].

My solution was to edge away every time Cheney lumbered closer.

Japan was banned from having anything to do with aviation after the second world war and took until 1962 to develop the NAMC YS-11 regional airliner, a project that eventually failed due to spiralling costs.The second attempt to build a Japanese airliner has come at a time when lumbering conglomerates like Mitsubishi struggle to find new growth markets.

This time he showed lumber jackets, hunting boots of the L. L. Bean school and quilted nylon vests of the sort that might be worn by a lobsterman.