Sentence examples for craft circles from inspiring English sources

The Canadian furniture maker and sculptor Gord Peteran, widely admired in craft circles, is a borderline case.

Many rural communities have quilt guilds, knitting bees and craft circles that stay intact for decades.

Planes, presumably US surveillance craft, circle overhead.

But by the end of the episode the Banbury intricate craft circle has voted to rename itself the "Banbury intricate craft circle politely demands women's suffrage".

"Women do not need votes," the craft circle's chairwoman announces.

It's like Ellsworth Kelly joined a craft circle, just for the joy of creating something to cover Eric's fantastic legs.

It's 1910 and the quietly intellectual Margaret (Hynes) is keen to convert fellow members of the Banbury Intricate Craft Circle to the ways of women's suffrage.

Up the Women has a great premise: a ladies' craft circle is politicised by Margaret (Hynes) into forming a group to "politely request women's suffrage".

LONDON — The early years of the British suffrage movement make an unlikely subject for a comedy show, but this is the theme of a new prime-time BBC series that transports us back to 1910 and depicts the ineffectual efforts of a group of women from an Oxford suburb to transform their craft circle into a radical protest group.

But the scene at McIntyre's Brooklyn loft was more craft circle than assembly line.

According to Scientific American, the U.S. finally put a man into orbit on 20 February 1962, when John Glenn's Friendship 7 craft circled the globe three times.