Sentence examples for a little handiwork from inspiring English sources

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

However, if you have little handiwork experience, consult an experienced (and trusted) handyman.

"We're going to make it clear to all Californians that this thing is the handiwork of a little band of right-wing nuts," said Garry South, one of Mr. Davis's chief political advisers.

Frost was a little like the anonymous woodsman he describes in "The Wood Pile": always "turning to fresh tasks," forgetting "his handiwork on which / He spent himself, the labour of his axe".

Frost was a little like the anonymous woodsman he describes in "The Wood Pile": always "turning to fresh tasks," forgetting "his handiwork on which / He spent himself, the labour of his axe". Only he didn't forget.

Peace is a craft, a handiwork".

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

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).

Some saw the episode as an aberration, the handiwork of amateurs.

And they are accomplished killers, often leaving little trace of their handiwork; we remain oblivious to time's passing.