Sentence examples for artisans out from inspiring English sources

There are numberless chocolate artisans out there, many of them experimenting with Thanksgiving-unfriendly combinations like lemon grass, bacon and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.

Then there are the pledges from the sites to not just make money but to do good: they say they are helping to keep the artisans out of factories and sweatshops -- and endangered habitats.

Throughout history, technology revolutions have paved the way to forms of employment: Britain's 19th century industrial revolution threw artisans out of work but eventually created mass employment in factories.

He and his team of artisans churned out as many as 8,000 of the most popular models.

About a third of the way up from the base of the point, the artisans chipped out shallow grooves, called flutes, on both faces.

The closest historical parallel, Barker said, was the Luddite movement of the early Nineteenth Century when small artisans, put out of work by the Industrial Revolution, took to smashing machines in a bid to save their jobs.

From morning to evening, this area buzzes with the sounds of handiwork in progress and artisans calling out greetings to passers-by in five languages.

Haxan and Artisan also squabbled over the proceeds from the video release, which was rushed out at Halloween 1999, but the issue was settled with Artisan out of court.

Visit local artisans and find out how to make bricks or horseshoes.

If my family or any of the beardy artisans they hung out with had found my diaries, overheard the nightly phone conversations with confidantes, or worse still, mind-read my fantasies – a cartoonish swirl of novice sex scenes, stalking plans and romantic heroine delusions – I have no doubt they would have been shocked out of their idealism.

About 3500 years ago, the artisans who dug out and decorated the rock-cut royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings the burial ground of Egypt's New Kingdom pharaohs—had to walk about 2 kilometers from their homes, over the Theban hills, to the royal necropolis for work.