pure wood

The choice for using pure wood on the bridge was its low cost, and high abundance in nearby forests.

He says it is pure wood soaked with pre-digested meat and sugar.

The pellet process is most common in Europe, and is typically a pure wood product.

Katy Feeney, a league spokesman, said the X-ray showed pure wood through and through.

Air channels integrated into the fiberglass wood core save weight over a pure wood core.

It was a work of titanic splendour, the reliefs exquisite, carved into dark pure wood of extreme age.

Just pure wood aroma for the BBQ meat.

She weighed almost nothing it was like picking up a child but beneath the rags and rabbit skins, Diego could feel her hard, sinewy body: pure wood.

However, his technically unfinished voice, constantly pushed beyond its means, sounded bleak and effortful in the upper third of its range and his phrasing was pure wood.

The company burned pure wood with no fillers into flat, irregular shapes of charcoal and packaged it in bland paper bags, generating a half-million dollars a year in sales.

For example, burning wood releases phlogiston, leaving the pure form of wood - ash, therefore wood is composed of ash (pure wood) and phlogiston.

In 1965, 23 of these bison were relocated to the south side of Elk Island National Park and remain there today as the most genetically pure wood bison remaining.

Puryear's minimalistic ideals come into play here as the wheel is made out of pure wood and the sticks connecting the box and the wheel are tree branches, not even cut.

Unfortunately, recent genetic testing seems to indicate that these supposedly pure wood bison are also hybridized with the plains subspecies, though the majority of the genetic makeup is that of the 'Wood Buffalo.'

The Stick dwarfs the one at Eveleth, Minnesota by 29 metres (Eveleth's is 33 m/110 ft), however Guinness originally said the Minnesota hockey stick was the largest as it was constructed from pure wood, while the Expo stick had a steel framework.

A BOLE OF OAKS, A brush of pines, a rigging of larches, a hearth of maples . . . There should be specific collective nouns for trees as they are seen at their best: growing in pure woods undiluted and uncluttered by rival vegetation.

Cordilleran Cypress is found in the evergreen mountain forests of the Andes, usually on drier sites within the rainforest, in open pure woods (where it is often locally dominant on the eastern slopes of the Andes in southwestern Argentina) or in association with Araucaria araucana and Nothofagus species.