Bright and early, we they were on their feet and
got the lumber
to build.
Plastic lumber
can be made from a mix of waste plastic types, with fillers used to reduce the cost of the feedstock.
Lumber puncture
done.
Reed kept glancing back to check it was
still lumbering
up behind them.
Lumbering along.
Lumber down
the lane, agonizingly slowly.
Lumbered with debts
of up to £ 20,000, liable to interest at the rate of inflation.
Lumber used
underneath.
Lumber spine
is very hard.
However, the british economy is
now lumbered
with high interest rates and a very high level of the pound.
Lumber around
our gardens in early spring are all queens.
Lumbered with the bill
for repairing the hedge, bloody £ 300!
Lumber mill
pine.
Lumbered off
to the east, onto the former great northern route to the coast.
Lumber yards
downstream do the same, adding a little to the figure.
Lumbered out
of the shadows, leaping the wall, landing next to me.
Lumber camp.
Lumbers up
to take it from her, gallant.
Lumber room
at richmond palace in the reign of henry viii.
Lumbered over
to his desk, and stood behind it.
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