Sentence examples for wood from high-quality English sources.

• Even wood pallets!

• Wood hid in the bathroom and cried.

• These insects aid in wood decomposition and nutrient release.

• Fairway woods: Common fairway woods are the 3-wood and 5-wood.

• (Wood denies making these statements.)

• “Same goes for FSC Certified wood and low VOC.

• In 1818 Enoch Wood continued alone, under the style Enoch Wood & Sons.

• Harris told us that she found good wood veneer to be just as stable as solid wood.

Use wood in a sentence.

• Suppose that all wood is used to make up furniture and all furniture is made of wood.

• Dry-wood termites nest in the wood on which they feed and do not invade a structure from the soil.

• Working off of wood pellets for a truly wood-fired taste, this grill offers six-in-one versatility.

• The compression wood tracheids are so heavily lignified that the wood appears visibly reddish to the naked eye.

• Furniture made with wood veneer gives you the same look, feel, smell, and beauty as solid wood and ages gracefully.

• "I always like to use the wood chips if it's going fast and then wood chunks if it's something a little longer, like barbecue," said Bolling.

• Wood storks (one species of Mycteria and three species of Ibis), originally called wood ibises, have decurved bills, resembling ibises in that respect.

• The No. 1 wood, or driver, has about 11 degrees of loft; a 2-wood, 14 degrees; a 3-wood, 17 degrees; a 4-wood, 20 degrees; and a 5-wood, 21 to 23 degrees.

wood sentence examples

• Some other members of the Columbinae are also called wood pigeons—e.g., the speckled wood pigeon, ashy wood pigeon, purple wood pigeon, Japanese wood pigeon, and others, all Columba species.

• It was soon realized that the grain of such a wood could be of decorative value, especially as veneering made it possible to use such visually attractive parts of the wood as burrs, butts, and curls, unreliable if used as solid wood.

• Growth rings result from the difference in density between the early wood (spring wood) and the late wood (summer wood); early wood is less dense because the cells are larger and their walls are thinner.

• In the 20th century an enormous variety of materials came into use: solid wood (walnut, mahogany, birch, redwood), plywood (a thin wood veneer on a plywood base), vinyl with surface imitating wood grain, hardboard (or pressed wood), pegboard, and even translucent materials such as lucite.