Sentence examples for craft from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wood, an architect, learned the craft from his father.

"He learned his craft from Saratchandra" – a popular Bengali novelist.

The Shockers had wanted to stop Craft from driving, to force the Buckeyes outside.

Mrs. F. learned the craft from a Mrs. Margaret MacPherson, a Canadian woman.

Strong winds and tidal currents carried the landing craft from right to left.

He went to London in 1912 to learn the craft from British pioneer filmmaker Cecil Hepworth.

Small craft from Chittagong and Sittwe call at the island on their way to Yangon (Rangoon).

I probably learned most of my craft from singing to the radio.

The CIA also began flying drones, launching the spy- and kill-craft from bases in Uzbekistan.

"It was absolutely horrendous," said David Craft, from Perth, Australia, as he arrived in London with his partner Maureen.

Some, like Brock Craft, from the Institute of Education's London Knowledge Lab, say economics could be to blame.