Sentence examples for community craft from inspiring English sources

Artisan's Asylum, Inc. is a non-profit community craft studio.

We decided to do a community craft project as our final activity for the season.

At 40,000 square feet, it says it's one of the largest "makerspaces," or community craft studios, on the East Coast of the United States.

New networks of backwoods co-op businesses and community craft makers are taking a giant marketing leap beyond the Appalachian remoteness that long has frozen local economic opportunities.

But the real stars of this epic community craft creation are the long-term prisoners who copied the main body of Wikipedia's detailed text on the history and modern uses of Magna Carta.

In the Old Library, Tara Kelly and her community craft group, The Stitch, are preparing to showcase their designs in a fashion show as part of West Norwood's monthly Feast event.

A strong community crafts a lot of open-source libraries (gems) for Rails, helping developers create functional and secure applications better and faster.

It was Dougherty that, a few years back, started drawing connections between a different set of distant dots: the profusion of powerful, cheap electronics; a deft software hacking community; crafting as popularized by Martha Stewart; and the growing green or recycling rage.

It was Dougherty that, a few years back, started drawing connections between a different set of distant dots: the profusion of powerful, cheap electronics; a deft software hacking community; crafting as popularized by Martha Stewart; and the growing green--or recycling--rage.

In conclusion, the need to account for attitudinal diversity is highlighted and a framework to guide the specific design of processes to assist communities craft coordinating instruments to sustainably manage local aquifers described.

The research tested the hypothesis that attitudes to groundwater management and farming practices, household income and trust levels of assisting agencies were not consistent across the watersheds, implying that a targeted approach, in contrast to default uniform programs, would assist communities craft rules to manage groundwater across multiple hydro-geological settings.