用“firewood”造句大全，firewood造句

In every village, morning and evening, we see people carrying bundles of firewood twice their size.

One Texas banker wrote me about his bad decision to cut his own firewood a few years ago.

In addition, the CREED initiative aims to provide alternatives for rural areas where women and children shoulder the burden of collecting firewood and wood burning.

He opens its rusty door, and explains how he loads the oven with firewood and sets them aflame to get hot coals.

Making his rounds on a subzero day, Dorjsuren, at right, sells firewood and coal in the ger districts east of downtown but returns to the steppe near Altanbulag every summer to tend his livestock.

The wet firewood smokes badly.

They eked out their coal by collecting firewood.

She scavenged for firewood with one of her five children near the pits of excrement.

There are few trees in Sarajevo now. They were almost all burnt as firewood during the three-year siege.

The warm weather is rapidly approaching and it's time to collect kindling from the nearby wood and order firewood to dry out for the winter.

Worse, many of the trees in the area were chopped down, so now she has to trek further to reach the jungle to find firewood and to pick whatever produce she can find.

He says they also will need supplementary food and firewood.

The McClusky found him roasting a seagull on a grill, using bits of the yacht for firewood.

Secondly, he worked with the villagers to ensure they would get money from the coal extraction and be allowed to burn coal instead of firewood.

I'll go gather firewood.

The old man keeps a large reserve of firewood for cold weather.

In the ''Yunnan Garden Gathering'' poem, Manicam notes wryly that the line ''Once lush forests'' being reduced to firewood would strike a chord in the heart of the environmentalist and nature lover.

The firewood was so wet that we couldn't get it alight.

Of course, Mrs. Elsing was simply forced to it because, while she took in fine sewing and Fanny painted china and Hugh made a little money peddling firewood, they couldn't make ends meet.

Even as a lad, selling bags of firewood he had chopped himself, he kept all his savings on him in his trouser pocket.

For warmth, they burn donated firewood.

Hunger was repeated in every fragment of the small modicum of firewood that the man sawed off;