Definition of timber yard in English:

timber yard

noun

British

A place that sells timber and other building materials.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before long he opened a timber yard in Hindley Street on leased land.
- Already well known for the dexterity and neatness of his hands, it was in his brother-in-law's timber yard that Johnny learnt to handle knives and saws with expert precision by watching carpenters at work.
- The mill flourished, with timber trolleyed down to the timber yard and hauled onto a wagon pulled by five stout horses.
- The bill would give an incentive to schools, hospitals, hotels, farmers or timber yards to install their own small-scale units such as wood burners, ground heat pumps or straw-fired heating.
- Before the summer was over the timber yard had closed and he was back home, kicking his heels once more.
- You got home from the timber yard, you shaped it up and carved it out, and yes, you were in the water the next day after you varnished it.
- I spent hours at the timber yard organising materials.
- There was large scale logging and a huge timber yard in the vicinity.
- An 85-year-old Philadelphia timber yard owner says he hasn't seen the top of his desk for 43 years.
- Commuters today faced severe disruption following a major blaze at a timber yard.
- At first I thought the area below Kingston bridge near the old timber yards was going to produce a monster pike.
- The court heard the defendants met up with the man at Christmas 2000, at a disused timber yard in Nottinghamshire, where the illegal diesel was then being made.
- A worker has been crushed to death at a Bradford timber yard.
- But Brooke's timber yard and the pungent-smelling Thompson flour mill is hardly on the tourist trail.
- The blazing timber yard, which is close to a main train line, brought services on the Tilbury loop line to halt as the line was closed for safety reasons.
- Walter finds manual work in a timber yard, and rents an apartment which happens to be opposite a school.
- A woman recently took a trailer to a Christchurch timber yard to buy some decking for a home project.
- The material available in the colonial timber yard varied from region to region, but the material described is similar throughout Britain and her colonies.
- There was a timber yard next door and someone thought to test the process on pine.
- He rents a room overlooking an elementary school and is given a job at a timber yard.
- Failing to get him a ship, we induced him to accept work in a saw-mill and timber yard: hard rough work, but it is bringing out a fine independence.
- Peter, who spent the 1990s working in a South Craven timber yard, made the latest film after moving to Dallas with his Texan wife Angelique.
- I was hanging out in the timber yard for longer than is necessary to ask my friend working there what time he wants to have lunch.
- He worked in the timber yard opposite and had seen the men entering the building.
- As they waited at a timber yard in South Yorkshire, they were amazed when another two lorries turned up containing more than eight million more un-taxed cigarettes from France.
- Under the good planks on the top of the pile in the timber yard were all the shoddy ones.
- The manager said they have been running the timber yard as a partnership for the past 15 years.
- More than 100 residents crammed into the meeting as Knightspur homes unveiled its proposal for the former timber yard at Freeman's Yard.

Definition of timber yard in US English:

timber yard

noun

British

A lumberyard.
Example sentencesExamples
- Peter, who spent the 1990s working in a South Craven timber yard, made the latest film after moving to Dallas with his Texan wife Angelique.
- Failing to get him a ship, we induced him to accept work in a saw-mill and timber yard: hard rough work, but it is bringing out a fine independence.
- The blazing timber yard, which is close to a main train line, brought services on the Tilbury loop line to halt as the line was closed for safety reasons.
- There was a timber yard next door and someone thought to test the process on pine.
- The material available in the colonial timber yard varied from region to region, but the material described is similar throughout Britain and her colonies.
- A worker has been crushed to death at a Bradford timber yard.
- As they waited at a timber yard in South Yorkshire, they were amazed when another two lorries turned up containing more than eight million more un-taxed cigarettes from France.
- Walter finds manual work in a timber yard, and rents an apartment which happens to be opposite a school.
- An 85-year-old Philadelphia timber yard owner says he hasn't seen the top of his desk for 43 years.
- Already well known for the dexterity and neatness of his hands, it was in his brother-in-law's timber yard that Johnny learnt to handle knives and saws with expert precision by watching carpenters at work.
- Before long he opened a timber yard in Hindley Street on leased land.
- I was hanging out in the timber yard for longer than is necessary to ask my friend working there what time he wants to have lunch.
- Under the good planks on the top of the pile in the timber yard were all the shoddy ones.
- More than 100 residents crammed into the meeting as Knightspur homes unveiled its proposal for the former timber yard at Freeman's Yard.
- Before the summer was over the timber yard had closed and he was back home, kicking his heels once more.
- You got home from the timber yard, you shaped it up and carved it out, and yes, you were in the water the next day after you varnished it.
- The bill would give an incentive to schools, hospitals, hotels, farmers or timber yards to install their own small-scale units such as wood burners, ground heat pumps or straw-fired heating.
- At first I thought the area below Kingston bridge near the old timber yards was going to produce a monster pike.
- He rents a room overlooking an elementary school and is given a job at a timber yard.
- He worked in the timber yard opposite and had seen the men entering the building.
- The mill flourished, with timber trolleyed down to the timber yard and hauled onto a wagon pulled by five stout horses.
- I spent hours at the timber yard organising materials.
- But Brooke's timber yard and the pungent-smelling Thompson flour mill is hardly on the tourist trail.
- There was large scale logging and a huge timber yard in the vicinity.
- The manager said they have been running the timber yard as a partnership for the past 15 years.
- Commuters today faced severe disruption following a major blaze at a timber yard.
- The court heard the defendants met up with the man at Christmas 2000, at a disused timber yard in Nottinghamshire, where the illegal diesel was then being made.
- A woman recently took a trailer to a Christchurch timber yard to buy some decking for a home project.

单词	timber yard
释义	Definition of timber yard in English: timber yard noun British A place that sells timber and other building materials. Example sentencesExamples Before long he opened a timber yard in Hindley Street on leased land. Already well known for the dexterity and neatness of his hands, it was in his brother-in-law's timber yard that Johnny learnt to handle knives and saws with expert precision by watching carpenters at work. The mill flourished, with timber trolleyed down to the timber yard and hauled onto a wagon pulled by five stout horses. The bill would give an incentive to schools, hospitals, hotels, farmers or timber yards to install their own small-scale units such as wood burners, ground heat pumps or straw-fired heating. Before the summer was over the timber yard had closed and he was back home, kicking his heels once more. You got home from the timber yard, you shaped it up and carved it out, and yes, you were in the water the next day after you varnished it. I spent hours at the timber yard organising materials. There was large scale logging and a huge timber yard in the vicinity. An 85-year-old Philadelphia timber yard owner says he hasn't seen the top of his desk for 43 years. Commuters today faced severe disruption following a major blaze at a timber yard. At first I thought the area below Kingston bridge near the old timber yards was going to produce a monster pike. The court heard the defendants met up with the man at Christmas 2000, at a disused timber yard in Nottinghamshire, where the illegal diesel was then being made. A worker has been crushed to death at a Bradford timber yard. But Brooke's timber yard and the pungent-smelling Thompson flour mill is hardly on the tourist trail. The blazing timber yard, which is close to a main train line, brought services on the Tilbury loop line to halt as the line was closed for safety reasons. Walter finds manual work in a timber yard, and rents an apartment which happens to be opposite a school. A woman recently took a trailer to a Christchurch timber yard to buy some decking for a home project. The material available in the colonial timber yard varied from region to region, but the material described is similar throughout Britain and her colonies. There was a timber yard next door and someone thought to test the process on pine. He rents a room overlooking an elementary school and is given a job at a timber yard. Failing to get him a ship, we induced him to accept work in a saw-mill and timber yard: hard rough work, but it is bringing out a fine independence. Peter, who spent the 1990s working in a South Craven timber yard, made the latest film after moving to Dallas with his Texan wife Angelique. I was hanging out in the timber yard for longer than is necessary to ask my friend working there what time he wants to have lunch. He worked in the timber yard opposite and had seen the men entering the building. As they waited at a timber yard in South Yorkshire, they were amazed when another two lorries turned up containing more than eight million more un-taxed cigarettes from France. Under the good planks on the top of the pile in the timber yard were all the shoddy ones. The manager said they have been running the timber yard as a partnership for the past 15 years. More than 100 residents crammed into the meeting as Knightspur homes unveiled its proposal for the former timber yard at Freeman's Yard. Definition of timber yard in US English: timber yard noun British A lumberyard. Example sentencesExamples Peter, who spent the 1990s working in a South Craven timber yard, made the latest film after moving to Dallas with his Texan wife Angelique. Failing to get him a ship, we induced him to accept work in a saw-mill and timber yard: hard rough work, but it is bringing out a fine independence. The blazing timber yard, which is close to a main train line, brought services on the Tilbury loop line to halt as the line was closed for safety reasons. There was a timber yard next door and someone thought to test the process on pine. The material available in the colonial timber yard varied from region to region, but the material described is similar throughout Britain and her colonies. A worker has been crushed to death at a Bradford timber yard. As they waited at a timber yard in South Yorkshire, they were amazed when another two lorries turned up containing more than eight million more un-taxed cigarettes from France. Walter finds manual work in a timber yard, and rents an apartment which happens to be opposite a school. An 85-year-old Philadelphia timber yard owner says he hasn't seen the top of his desk for 43 years. Already well known for the dexterity and neatness of his hands, it was in his brother-in-law's timber yard that Johnny learnt to handle knives and saws with expert precision by watching carpenters at work. Before long he opened a timber yard in Hindley Street on leased land. I was hanging out in the timber yard for longer than is necessary to ask my friend working there what time he wants to have lunch. Under the good planks on the top of the pile in the timber yard were all the shoddy ones. More than 100 residents crammed into the meeting as Knightspur homes unveiled its proposal for the former timber yard at Freeman's Yard. Before the summer was over the timber yard had closed and he was back home, kicking his heels once more. You got home from the timber yard, you shaped it up and carved it out, and yes, you were in the water the next day after you varnished it. The bill would give an incentive to schools, hospitals, hotels, farmers or timber yards to install their own small-scale units such as wood burners, ground heat pumps or straw-fired heating. At first I thought the area below Kingston bridge near the old timber yards was going to produce a monster pike. He rents a room overlooking an elementary school and is given a job at a timber yard. He worked in the timber yard opposite and had seen the men entering the building. The mill flourished, with timber trolleyed down to the timber yard and hauled onto a wagon pulled by five stout horses. I spent hours at the timber yard organising materials. But Brooke's timber yard and the pungent-smelling Thompson flour mill is hardly on the tourist trail. There was large scale logging and a huge timber yard in the vicinity. The manager said they have been running the timber yard as a partnership for the past 15 years. Commuters today faced severe disruption following a major blaze at a timber yard. The court heard the defendants met up with the man at Christmas 2000, at a disused timber yard in Nottinghamshire, where the illegal diesel was then being made. A woman recently took a trailer to a Christchurch timber yard to buy some decking for a home project.
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