Sentence examples for best craftsmanship from inspiring English sources

It rewarded Ardeco Interier, based in the Czech Republic, for its parquet flooring, and finessed the embargo on recent winners by giving the furniture prize to Mabeo, a Botswana company that had received the award for best craftsmanship in 2008.

Only about 10 such buildings survive in the city, but Tom Ming, executive secretary in the Antiquities and Monuments Office of the Hong Kong government, believes King Yin Lei offers the best craftsmanship the style has to offer.

You can: 1) go for the very best that money can buy, and hope to extend the life of your luggage through the guarantee that the best craftsmanship ought to come with; or 2) spend the least you can get away with, accept that it will fall apart, and replace it regularly.

A man in expensive tailoring; a few jazzy one-liners; the "cor blimey" factor of a breath-taking car chase and some equally breath-taking breasts — and you can leave, satisfied that you've seen the best craftsmanship 21st century cinema has to offer.

"I am delighted that the dress represents the best of British craftsmanship," Ms. Burton said.

"The dress represents the best of British craftsmanship and I hope that by marrying traditional fabrics and lacework with a modern structure and design, we have created a beautiful dress for Catherine on her wedding day".

"Asprey has always represented the best of British craftsmanship," Mr. Bent said from behind an accessories-laden counter of his time-machine-like store, which is patronized by nostalgic Londoners and Anglophile Americans of the sort who can pay $30,000 for a vintage Asprey vanity case in alligator skin.

"This company offers the very best of British craftsmanship and working within the EU helps them continue to trade with world-class brands," she added.

Notice I said at it's best, for quality craftsmanship here is paramount.

In the concept area of the exhibition, he is working in a design alliance with the Italian designer Paola Navone to curate a mesmerizing display of home décor products that show off the best of Indian handmade craftsmanship.

The vogue for things Moroccan in the international fashion and design world (everyone from Parisian couturier stars to old English banking tycoons has a restored villa in the medina) and the attraction of Marrakesh for travelers have resulted in an abundance of small, palace-style hotels featuring the best of traditional Moroccan craftsmanship.