Sentence examples for bookbinding from inspiring English sources

It is a commercial centre for the surrounding agricultural area (corn [maize], hogs, dairying) and has acquired some industries, notably printing and bookbinding.

He also introduced the radiating festoon style (style rayonnant) of decoration, which, though it was new to pottery, was already popular in furniture, bookbinding, and garden design.

The printer was often his own typefounder, editor, publisher, and bookseller; only papermaking and, usually, bookbinding were outside his province.

Though initially a barrister, he turned in 1883 to bookbinding, a field in which he rapidly won distinction.

And the book's creator explains how he dragged old techniques out of aging men, who were reminded of bookbinding back in the 1930s.

She tried her hand at tapestry, rugs and bookbinding.

"There's a very strong tradition of folk culture here," says Mats Svensson, a ceramics instructor at the Leksand Folkhogskola, a crafts school started in the 1950s where adult students learn everything from bookbinding to metalworking.

It is made up of hundreds of pieces of rough-edged tea-saucer-size discs of white handmade paper suspended on bookbinding yarn high in the library's glass-walled Gilbert Court, like a large batch of fragmentary laundry hung out to dry.

The brothers are soon fighting over it, and The Bind is about dreams, deception, disaster and redemption as well as bookbinding.

Me, I loved it: everything from the David Collins interior that looked like a luxury steampunk railway carriage lined in bookbinding paper to the Farley's rusk on the menu.

Following a whole school Inset on bookbinding techniques, every class published their own shared book; one example being an anthology of short spooky stories composed by year 6.