Sentence examples for craft lines from inspiring English sources

Modern building techniques, however, often depend on teamwork and flexibility, crossing craft lines.

For its part, despite a robust labour-reform rhetoric, the Knights of Labor began to act increasingly like a rival trade-union movement, carrying on strikes and organizing workers along industrial rather than craft lines.

At the big Class I railways, unionized workers organized along strict craft lines stifled productivity.

To keep the yard open, the union agreed to lower wages by 70 cents an hour and, more important, to permit workers to cross craft lines to do more than one task.

Since the government had crushed the ARU, the railroad workers were again organized along craft lines, similar to the AFL.

One influence was his involvement in the Burlington Railroad Strike of 1888, a defeat for labor that convinced Debs of the necessity of organizing along craft lines.

There are some nicely crafted lines and sharp observations but not enough to fill an hour; there's a lack of substance behind the shtick.

Of the writing, he says: "It blew me away how anyone could come up with these beautifully crafted lines, the rhythm of them.

Screenwriting is not about crafting lines of dialogue: it is about wielding the building blocks of narrative and thinking in pictures.

Reid's supple humour and carefully crafted lines (his unexpected rhymes are beautifully accomplished) just about promotes this unconsummated priapism as a portrait of the artist as the ageing man (in crisis).

Party officials began crafting lines of attack for a general election campaign.