Sentence examples for wood bought from inspiring English sources
Wood bought the nine-year-old a necklace and gave his new partner a ring, sans proposal, for the finale.
In 1961, when Mr. Wood bought the house with his ex-wife Joan, who is also an architect, for $3,600, it had been empty for two decades.
Diagonally opposite the entrance, Lorna Thompson sits outside her house-cum-shop front, from where she sells the picture frames her husband Eddie makes from old wood bought from the people who eke out a living on Woodstock's streets.
In a 1995 transaction sanctioned by the bankruptcy court, Mr. Bashaw and Mr. Wood bought the mortgage of both hotels from the lender and the land under them from Christian Beacon Press.
Public records show that Wood bought the house in 1999 from actor Dylan McDermott for $1.45 million.
Give a piece of rabbit wood bought at the pet shop.
The biblical ban against work on the Sabbath, while never clearly defined, includes activities such as baking and cooking, travelling, kindling fire, gathering wood, buying and selling, and bearing burdens from one domain into another.
This year, Green-Wood bought the building, now a landmark, with plans to make it a visitors' center.
In 1962, with help from her mother, who mortgaged the family farm, Ms. Woods bought the luncheonette and renamed it Sylvia's.
If you want to spend vacation time in the woods, buy a tent.
Inside, a section of herringbone patterned wood flooring is being preserved, along with a carved wood staircase bought from a Sears, Roebuck catalog in the late 1800's.
