Sentence examples for wood stands from inspiring English sources

On a table made from upcycled wood stands an innocuous lamp.

We follow the road to the stream that inspired the poem "The Brook" ("when all the wood stands in a mist of green").

Then again, the forms incorporate ceramic bases suggestive of the carved wood stands supporting Chinese scholar's rocks -- those small, mostly naturally occurring rocks appreciated for their aesthetic qualities by intellectuals of the Song Dynasty or later.

In the left photograph of Uematsu's 1973 diptych Vertical Position, for example, a block of wood stands in a doorway, while in the right the artist is shown pushing it against the lintel of the door frame.

They sit on little wood stands which you assemble yourself, and the cables are serious 16-gauge stuff, connecting to a derivative of the digital T-amp that made such a splash a couple years ago.

The second step involves characterizing three modern-day wood stands (coppice under standard, high forest and young stand formed by a mixture of seeded and coppice trees), defined by their structure, stand density and regeneration modes, using dendrological data measured on fresh wood material and modelled into anthracological data with the dendro-anthracological tools.

The studs of wood stand upright over them, but uselessly — nothing casts shadows.

The cheap shine of laminated wood stood bright against the dust-colored storefront as we spoke.

With an acacia wood stand, these black cast-iron scales are as traditional as you can get.

Puns traditionally painted on dummy spines, like "Essays on Wood," stood next to titles of Hood's invention, like "Pygmalion, by Lord Bacon".

EVEN a dictionary on a 19th-century cast iron and wood stand has an antique mannequin's arm slung across it, to use as a pointer.