Sentence examples for woodman from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who lives in the wood and manages it; a woodsman
Between the time of his leaving school and his nineteenth year, he was constantly employed in the hardy avocation of a Western woodman, cutting down trees, splitting rails, and the like, and during the evening eagerly devoting the few hours until bed-time to such books as he could manage to procure".
Nevertheless, like the Thai hospital operators, he is sure the medical-travel boom will provide plenty of foreign patients for them all.Mr Woodman reckons that today's boom is just the start.
At times it is visibly being strained for: at Ferndale, in northern California, the land of the redwoods, lies Knud Hansen, laid to rest there in 1904,...a Woodman of the World a sonorous phrase of no obvious meaning whatever.
This would subject the Middle East to the risk of a Chernobyl-type catastrophe.NAJMEDIN MESHKATIUniversity of Southern CaliforniaLos AngelesSIR Dennis Woodman and Tony Allwright (Letters, February 12th) refer to Bagehot and political triangles.
Crouching in a truck bed on the way to his first trade, with the camel merchants of Khartoum, Woodman disputed the notion that money is the root of all evil.
It was never enough, however, for Woodman had one specific goal in mind.
He cuts a transfixing figure for even an ordinary reader's curiosity: the book-jacket photographs with their silvery-bronze patina suggesting a pale-eyed cattle rustler, his laser-blue gaze smudged simultaneously with apprehension and derring-do, a tin-woodman tint evoking a man of metal and mettle, in sorrowful quest of his forgotten heart.
His poems of The Man in the Black Coat Turns (1981) explore themes of male grief and the father-son connection that he developed further in Iron John and also The Maiden King: The Reunion of Masculine and Feminine (1999), written with Marion Woodman.
If you desire company, you can always find the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow to join in your excursion to the fanciful Emerald City, located at the intersection of all the countries.
The Woodman Institute has natural science and colonial exhibits.
Whereas most consumer watchdogs investigate scams at the instigation of aggrieved parties, in Scam City presenter Conor Woodman, travels the world looking for trouble and – what's more pitiful – often fails to find it.
