Sentence examples for winter timber from inspiring English sources

The colours, which some critics have found too lurid, don't faze the group from Yorkshire, though environmental consultant Nick Farnsworth, 38, does balk at 2009's Winter Timber, with its bright, purple trees.

I find myself poring over books like Rosemary Verey's "Garden in Winter" (Timber Press, 1995), where Cotoneaster horizontalis, pictured covered with red berries, is clipped to frame a doorway and the windows of a house that sits right on the street.

By June 1852, Timber had "given up all idea of handing down his name and race".

At Brooklyn Bridge Park, workers this summer are stabilizing Pier 5, which is supported by about 3,000 timber pilings.

This year, "Timber Wave," by Amanda Levete Architects, in collaboration with the engineering firm Arup, greets visitors to the V&A.

In the first half of this year, Timber Hill's earnings were only about a quarter of what they were in 2009.

Only the yard commander's residence, with its grand ballroom and gardens, and the 1838 timber shed are to escape the wrecking ball.

By 1900 timber and trade with Asia as well as the financial backwash from the Klondike gold rush of 1897-98 had put big bucks in local pockets.

The period formed the background of some of his best-known works, among them the short-story collection Il taglio del bosco (1955; "Timber Cutting") and the novel Fausto e Anna (1952; Fausto and Anna), both semiautobiographical.

Since 1989, timber harvests on national forests have fallen to less than 3 billion board feet per year from 12 billion, in large part to address environmental concerns, like threats to endangered species like the spotted owl.

From 1973 to 2000, timber yielded an average annual return of 15%.