Sentence examples similar to associated artisan from inspiring English sources
Russell Weiner, its chief marketing officer, conceded that the new pizzas do not use specialty flours or wood-fired ovens associated with artisan baking.
"The term is usually used to indicate the entire process is undertaken by a single manufacturer, and is closely associated with small-batch artisan producers". There's also "tree-to-bar" chocolate, which means the maker went the extra mile and grew the beans, too.
She distinguishes between holistic technologies used by craft workers or artisans and prescriptive ones associated with a division of labour in large-scale production.
These patrons had varying motives for sponsoring artisans, but generally enjoyed the prestige associated with doing so.
You have explored a wide range of media in your works, including artisan skills that tended to be more heavily associated with male craftsmen.
In contrast, the "First Families of the North" ― Winthrops, Saltonstalls and Welleses ― were most associated with Suffolk, Essex and Cambridge, a Puritan region of yeoman farmers and artisans.
Occupation was also associated with CAM use (p = 0.029), with a lower proportion of traders but a higher proportion of artisans among those using CAM (Table 2).
Elliott Ingerman, a partner in Tribeca Associates, the developer of Artisan Lofts, said the team had originally planned to use classical music in its marketing but ultimately created a piece inspired by "Take Five" by Dave Brubeck because it was just as sophisticated but more fun and a bit more "downtown" than classical.
What lyric artisan arranges.
