Sentence examples for craft in which from inspiring English sources

Some craft unions came to include skills not directly related to the original craft in which the union developed.

Scaled Composites is also developing on SpaceShipOne, the craft in which Sir Richard hopes to become the first space tourist and to launch Virgin Atlantic passengers into space.

Scaled Composites is also developing SpaceShipOne, the craft in which Sir Richard hopes to become the first space tourist and to launch Virgin Atlantic passengers into space.

William O. Taylor, chairman emeritus of the Globe, embraced the idea of an award for fairness in newspapers as a way to give something back to the craft in which five generations of his family devoted their working lives.

But when he got there, Díaz found sinister forces roiling in the authorial unconscious: I'm deeply suspicious of the craft in which I have expertise, because I grew up in a dictatorship.

The space ship is a research vehicle designed to put a man in orbit in a winged craft in which he can return to earth, landing on a normal airbase runway.

The idea of citizenship crafting is based on the concept of job crafting, in which people redesign their work by altering aspects of the job itself (task crafting), the people with whom they work (relationship crafting), and their mindset about their jobs (cognitive crafting) in ways that play to their strengths, motives, and passions.

The degree of Master in Education comprises 300 credit units, of which half is in craft studies in which students are introduced to different craft techniques, and they acquire the skills to apply the techniques later in their own work and teaching.

What Morris, a designer, entrepreneur, futurist, and leader of the late nineteenth century Arts and Crafts Movement, proposed was a return to the medieval craft tradition, in which objects were made by hand by skilled workmen, and priced accordingly.

The emerging pattern was one of craft unionism, in which Australian unions, like their counterparts in Britain, sought to restrict entry into and regulate working conditions within their respective trades.

Born in 1972, I was too young to experience the height of the subcultural craft movement, in which hippie idealism on the one hand and crass commercialism were inexorably intertwining.