Sentence examples for and making of a from inspiring English sources

More than 400,000 viewers watched BBC4's venture into "slow TV" with the dawn chorus and making of a glass jug broadcast entirely without commentary or music.

We sat down with Toyonori Kato, Yoshimasakoga, and Stan Pavlovsky of Creator's Lounge, as well as Jason Neyra from Noise Freqs, to discuss the inspirations, ideas, and making of a one of a kind event that they believe will change the way people experience music, art, and culture.

In addition, there are general obligatory occupational health care interventions, as dictated by Dutch legislation, such as inviting to consulting hours, discussing and advising about RTW, and making of a RTW action plan.

The occupational health care professionals at the SSA can benefit from a structured approach to identify and discuss barriers for RTW and making of a consensus-based RTW action plan.

All in all, it has all the feelings and makings of a real major championship.

The book explores the themes of exile, survival, heroism, leadership, political responsibility, and the "making of a hero and a community".

He painted Kwakiutl fishing for salmon, Chilkat women weaving blankets, a Tsimshian family making oil from boiled fish, and the making of a Haida canoe.

Mr. Ambrose's most recent book was "The Mississippi and the Making of a Nation," with Douglas G. Brinkley and the photographer Sam Abell, published this fall by National Geographic.

Mehdi Hasan is senior editor (politics) at the New Statesman and co-author of Ed: The Milibands and the Making of a Labour Leader (Biteback).

Environmental journalist and author of Unlatched: The Evolution of Breastfeeding and the Making of a Controversy (HarperCollins).

John Carl is a criminology professor at the University of Oklahoma and the author of A Country Called Prison: Mass Incarceration and the Making of a New Nation.