Sentence examples for Master a craft from inspiring English sources

Il Borgo joined a training project funded by the Tuscany Region that provides opportunities for young people to master a craft.

It is the latest instance of him being possessed by what he calls an "irresistible urge to master a craft".

That, he said, is when you achieve the equilibrium required to master a craft: "If you can't see yourself," he said, "you may cut better than anyone else, but you are not a butcher".

Those dime Westerns were Dutch Leonard's writing apprenticeship, early swings of the pickaxe in the ten-thousand-plus hours of humble exertion that Malcolm Gladwell tells us is the only sure way to master a craft, any craft.

Since then, social scientists have found evidence supporting Hayes's theory in studies of chess, sports, and more; research continues to show that it takes innate talent and about a decade of concentrated effort to master a craft.

To operate a sailing ship was to master a "craft". You had to observe and interpret nature, adapt and react to fast-changing conditions, obey without question, decide without doubt, toil without pause.

As defined by the Brewers Association, a craft brewer must produce no more than six million barrels a year (a lower limit was dropped when the Boston Beer Company, maker of Samuel Adams, exceeded it).

Pete Lengyel, a co-founder of the Kings County Brewers Collective, a craft beer brewery and tap room in Bushwick, was hooked by "Birders" when he saw it a few years ago.

By contemporary standards, it would have been a spoiled batch here at Great Lakes Brewing Company, a craft beer maker based in Ohio, where machinery churns out bottle after bottle of dark porters and pale ales.

The pictures were captured by its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), a craft launched in 2005.

Bear Republic, a craft brewery in Sonoma County, shelled out almost half a million dollars last year to drill wells to safeguard their local groundwater.