How To Use Cordwood In A Sentence
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But Papa had built a little section of roof over the door and there was a six-foot tall stack of cordwood against the wall of the house right next to the door, so that must have provided some kind of shelter from the cold.
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Author Roy Rob and his wife, Jaki, used the age-old technique of cordwood masonry to construct the main living quarters and outbuildings on their homestead in West Chazy, New York.
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Burning cordwood has so many benefits, economy-wise.
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A minivan has enough big seats and cup holders for an entire foursome of overweight, middle-age men, and if you remove the rear seat you can stack golf bags like cordwood.
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I have just started building a cordwood smokehouse thanks to the June / July 2003 article.
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At the bottom their bodies lay piled, like the news photos of mass graves, human beings turned to cordwood.
FOLLY
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A rick of cordwood, the protruding edge of a swollen shutter, the iron bracket of a hoist.
WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
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The dead surround us, stacked like cordwood, walls of eye sockets and the scrolled ends of femurs.
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For building in seismic (earthquake-prone) areas, the post-and-beam style is the only method of cordwood building I would advise.
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But they got bodies piled up in there like cordwood, if you know what I mean, and I guess it's up to them who they want to cut open.
A RODENT OF DOUBT
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This roasting was begun by laying 4-foot cordwood of good quality, in a rectangular area about 100 feet long and 60 feet wide.
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The Bodie Railway, built in the early 1880s, was an isolated line that ran south from Bodie over 30 miles to timbered areas south and east of Mono Lake, to supply timbers and cordwood for the mines and mill at Bodie.
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BEST and CHEAPEST way to get out your firewood, because the 20-inch blocks are VERY EASILY split up, a good deal easier and quicker than the old-fashioned way of cutting the logs into 4-feet lengths, splitting it into cordwood, and from that sawing it up with a buck saw into stovewood.
Prairie Farmer, Vol. 56: No. 3, January 19, 1884. A Weekly Journal for the Farm, Orchard and Fireside
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A rick of cordwood, the protruding edge of a swollen shutter, the iron bracket of a hoist.
WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
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That implied that about 2.6 million of cordwood is used annually making it among the highest contributors of deforestation.
