Sentence examples for A handiwork from inspiring English sources

Peace is a craft, a handiwork".

Local ladies weave rugs from scraps of cast-off clothing, selling their a handiwork as souvenirs, while next door diamond-encrusted Chopard watches catch the alpine sun from behind bulletproof glass.

This is why Journey into Europe -- a handiwork of Dr. Akbar S. Ahmed, the Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies at American University -- is both important and relevant to the current crises brewing across European countries.

A lace handiwork whose delicate patterns were violated by prewar coffee stains.

On the other hand, "the unconcealment itself… is never a human handiwork" (Question Concerning Technology 324).

However, if you want to work with multiple tones that aren't already on your cabinets, you'll need to do a little handiwork.

The momentum and morale of this impressive siege took a serious hit when they stumbled upon a bit of Dracula's handiwork: a literal forest of stakes adorned with 20,000 men from Mehmed's previous Ottoman army.

Slastan spotted an enemy of his handiwork — a specific style of shoe that, he said, scrapes the court's surface more than others.

Lindows depends heavily on a program called WINE (which stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator), the handiwork of an open-source community of volunteer programmers.

In several of the stories characters toil at close, painstaking handiwork: an embroiderer, a signwriter and, fascinatingly, the illustrator Edward Gorey – ciphers for artist Jansson herself?

It's an attempt by an experienced artist to imitate a child's handiwork.