Sentence examples for artisans lived from inspiring English sources

THE Brooklyn waterfront, once upon a time, was seen as a place where artists and artisans lived and worked, basking in cheap rents, old architecture and a sweet sense of isolation.

Several other artists, designers and artisans lived in or near Ditchling at the same time, including Edward Johnston, a calligrapher and historian who designed the typeface and roundel symbol of the London Underground, and the textile designers, Ethel Mairet and Valentine KilBride.

Lapis Cuff Bracelet: £89.01, Etsy Embrace your tribal spirit with this style made by artisans living in Peshar, along the Afghan border.

Around 670 660 bc the Palatine settlement expanded down into the valley of the later Forum Romanum and became a town of artisans living in houses with stone foundations.

From the airport in Bhuj, a well-paved highway leads immediately into the grasslands where about 5,000 families of herders and artisans live in about 40 hamlets clustered around shallow ponds fed by summer monsoons.

Mr. Krenek could be considered a design locavore: he likes to support artisans living and working in Brooklyn or in upstate New York, where he operates another furniture store, Spruce, in High Falls.

Most of the artisans live locally.

Is it any wonder that there are so many artists and artisans living and working here in Laguna?

"Ornaments are individually mouth blown, hand painted and decorated by some of the finest artisans in the world!" Where do those artisans live?

Suzanne L. Flynt, the curator of Memorial Hall Museum in Deerfield, has analyzed the artisans' lives and customers for a new book, "Poetry to the Earth: The Arts & Crafts Movement in Deerfield" (Hard Press Editions/Hudson Hills Press).

As some of those descriptions may suggest, GlobeIn isn't just touting the uniqueness of its products, but also the effect that it can have on artisans' lives.