Sentence for wood | Use wood in a sentence

Sentence using the word wood. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use wood in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for wood.

• Babes in the wood! (8)
• She was like wood. (22)
• Babes in the Wood that they are! (10)
• He instantly dived into the wood. (7)
• It was not just a painted piece of wood. (12)
• Now over wood and river the evening drew in fast. (8)
• She seemed to have the little wood all to herself. (4)
• The treads should be finished with a wood trowel. (17)
• Here is a nice little wood, if one can but get into it. (4)
• News is not a commodity of the nature of coal, or wood. (16)
• All the thresholds are of soft wood and are wearing badly. (17)
• An order was given for additional candles, coals, and wood. (10)
• The grain of the wood should be vertical and show the edge. (17)
• He saw the moon-lighted wood, and the vision of his beloved. (10)
• The scarred face behind the lid would slay him through the wood. (1)
• At the other side of the wood I sighted some red windows in the dusk. (2)
• At this point our line was a quarter-mile away in the edge of a wood. (1)
• Out of that quivering wood a wounded rabbit had stolen and was dying. (8)
• She could gather wood, build herself a fire, lie down and keep warm. (18)
• And it dries out the wood too much some days and spoils the jointing. (17)
• Good quality wood, no doubt, but dry, varnished for conventional uses. (10)
• Rough wooden framing requires a wood that is fairly abundant and strong. (17)
• Even when solid-wood doors were used they were made of one piece of wood. (17)
• Vittoria stood at the border of the wood, leaving the two men to their work. (10)
• It was broad light when they had passed the glade and the covert of the wood. (10)
• The stroke had indeed slipped past their defences into the very wood of their tree. (8)
• Then our forefather hoof did its work in the wood, By right of the better in kind. (10)
• The choice of wood for interior doors is limited only by the taste of the designer. (17)
• Or they drenched wood and field for a day and opened on the high South-western star. (10)
• A hut full of recent grass-cuttings, on the border of a sloping wood, sheltered them. (10)
• The cause of this was found to be due to the natural shrinkage of wood as it dried out. (17)
• Gum wood is good, but there is always the chance that it will not hold its place and twist. (17)
• Who would have thought noises made out of string and wood could have stolen her away from him? (8)
• My next business was to gain the shelter of a wood, for the wind was cold as well as boisterous. (2)
• A little way up the Tarnon, a covered bridge of wood introduced us into the valley of the Mimente. (2)
• In the edge of this wood, facing the open but not venturing into it, long lines of troops, halted. (1)
• They were in a wood, walking through lines of spruce firs of deep golden green in the yellow beams. (10)
• We had just assembled in the hall, where breakfast was laid during Winter, before a huge wood fire. (10)
• A favorite spot was a wood of larches whose green shoots had not yet quite ceased to smell of lemons. (8)
• He touched not a morsel of food from the hour of the dropping of the sod on her coffin of ebony wood. (10)
• Materials like mineral wool are the best, since they expand as the wood shrinks and fill up the space. (17)
• The sun had fallen well behind the home wood when the guns stood waiting for the last drive of the day. (8)
• It may help to the traceing to springs of a fable whereby men have been guided thus far out of the wood. (10)
• After the meal we turned into his study where we sat before a wood fire in winter, and he smoked and talked. (9)
• A thin line of skirmishers, the men deployed at six paces or so apart, now pushes from the wood into the open. (1)
• On the top of this wall were gutters of wood to conduct water to any part which the enemy should set on fire. (19)
• He now led us through a wood on to some fields down to a shady dell, where we were to hold the feast in privacy. (10)
• In the park-path, leading to the wood, Arabella was seen as they came out the young branches that fringed the firs. (10)
• According to their theory, there are eight sound-giving bodies: Stone, Metal, Silk, Bamboo, Wood, Skin, Gourd and Clay. (3)
• Floors are worn to splinters where they were of flat-grain wood; thresholds are thinned down, stair tread scooped out. (17)
• Others had gone with some of the vagrants into the little wood beyond the meadow, where they danced, fiddled, and sang. (5)
• The sound of trees being felled for trench props, in the wood above the house resounded all day long in the frosty air. (8)
• Lath are generally cut from waste slabs, and should be of some soft wood like spruce or of one of the softer hard woods. (17)
• The air grew sharper; he withdrew to the hearth, where a wood fire still burned, gray ash, red glow, scent oozing from it. (8)
• These old batten or ledged doors were swung on pivots of wood which rested in sockets bored into the lintel and the sill. (17)
• At last it was agreed that they should endeavour to determine the dimensions of the wood by walking a little more about it. (4)
• It causes the wood shingles to crack and shrivel, so that when the next heavy rain comes the ceilings are stained by leaks. (17)
• They entered it in one of its lowest points, and drove for some time through a beautiful wood stretching over a wide extent. (4)
• The carpenter who builds in wood to-day builds according to certain customs which come down to him from centuries of carpenters. (17)
• In a house or two lights began to wink; the scent of wood smoke reached him, the distant chimes of bells, the burring of a stream. (8)
• Instantly, and without a good-bye, she scrambled up her skirts and ran at strides across the road and through the wood, out of sight. (10)
• In these words of General Wood to General Howard we were first apprised of the true nature of the distinction about to be conferred upon us. (7)
• Unless the wood laths are wet before the plaster is applied, they will absorb the moisture from the plaster and swell, thus cracking the wall. (17)
• Then I rose, And my disordered brain did guide my foot To that old wood where our first love-salute Was interchanged: the source of many throes! (10)
• Another type of roll roofing is made to imitate wood shingles, by having a shingle pattern stamped with black asphalt upon the surface of crushed slate. (17)
• At their tryst in the wood, abutting on Raynham Park, wrapped in themselves, piped to by tireless Love, Richard and Lucy sat, toying with eternal moments. (10)
• It was developed under the influence of a tradition of heavy, European half-timber construction, and also nourished by the abundance of wood directly at hand. (17)
• The common backings which are satisfactory for plastering are wood lath, metal lath, and masonry, such as concrete, terra-cotta tile, brick, plaster board, etc. (17)

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