Sentence examples for wood from inspiring English sources
The word "wood" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a noun to refer to the hard fibrous material that trees and certain plants are made of, or as a verb to refer to the action of gathering wood for fires or tools. Example Sentence: The child went out to the forest to collect wood for the fire.
noun
The substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree. Used as a material for construction, to manufacture various items, etc. or as fuel.
- This table is made of wood.
It gives the ecosystem a holistic boost, encouraging wildlife like bush pigeons and rabbits to return, and providing welcome human benefits such as wood cuttings for cooking and new food sources such as tamarind.
The music to which she refers is the eruption of barks and yelps from the pack of hounds in the neighbouring wood.
This way, I can see the wood for the trees".
A narrow scramble, no wider than a sheep track, edged over the heaps of waste rock towards a larch wood within a ferny, stone wall.
Instead of heating wood, these stoves use other plant material even run-of-the-mill farm refuse.
Land of the Kami used Kepier wood below Durham castle and a cast from the local aikido club.
Big Tent is Scotland's largest eco-festival: a weekend of wood-crafting demonstrations, organic food, traditional music and charities.
Or the reverential: Una Pizza Napoletana in SoMa, where tattooed Anthony Mangieri crafts his naturally-leavened pies in the centre of the tall, stark former garage before briefly blasting them in the huge wood-fired oven.
The cottage is elegant and eco-friendly, with its under-floor geothermal heating and wood-burning stove.
I had my own canvas room and a proper bed, and was anticipating a good night's sleep after cycling about 50 miles, but regretted not having built up the wood-burning stove before going to bed, as it was freezing cold.
Already in Tralee, a large wood-fuelled boiler plant provides piped heating to scores of new houses and renewed properties – older houses that are "retro-fitted" with external insulation panels – a large school, a community centre and a government building.
