ash wood

Even now, the frame of the body is ash wood.

Q. I have cabinets of ash wood in my kitchen.

Ash wood is meant to be the best, the springiest.

It was made of ash wood and used flat rubber bands.

Black charcoal from ash wood was then put into the resulting wounds.

The soles are made from ash wood, and the top part is cut lower by the ankle.

His hands clenched and snapped the fragment of ash wood.

We had reached the pile of ash wood, and the platform with its neat steps.

"Jackie Onassis burned ash wood in her fireplace," he said.

Wooden bats are traditionally made from ash wood, though maple and bamboo is also sometimes used.

The floor is parquetry, made of jarrah and silver ash woods.

"But I feel constrained to point out that in fact it was a bow of ash wood, not horn.

A pound, packed and shipped in a round ash wood box, cost 30 cents by the time it reached Boston.

The spoon was made of sturdy ash wood.

I looked around again, and was just in time to grab a stout branch of ash wood as the flood swept it by.

An oak or ash wood paddle is used.

I took up my staff and spun to face the creature, planting my feet on the floor, holding the ash wood before me.

The only line of attack I could think of was through Ash Wood.

Because of its elasticity European Ash wood was commonly used for walking sticks.

Ash wood is very easy to bend.

Snooker cues, by contrast, are almost always made of ash wood, although you might come across one with a maple shaft.

The sleds, including the runners, are made of ash wood and lashed together with nylon ropes.

Like the Morgan, the Naylor has a chassis constructed from ash wood.

It can be made of either walnut, barberry, ash wood, maple or other wood.

Over the course of the next few minutes, he slid over the polished ash wood of the pew.