While many folk artists are known by name and many specialized in a particular art form, the skills were mainly available to all (with a distinction between the crafts of men and women), and most of the people were productive.
It was good for the ones who knew, the ones who respect the art and the craft of this man.
She has mastered the craft of seducing men through constructing a false self that enchants and pleases beyond their wildest desires.
Transporting us were two Eddyline Orcas, blue-water kayaks designed for the open ocean--sleek, lightweight, one-man craft of 17 1/2 feet made of thin Fiberglas strong enough to take the rigors of open ocean or hairy rapids.
Lysander, also, was of the same opinion, being deceived in like manner by the craft of Agesilaus; so that all men were presently commanded to bring in their bonds, or deeds of obligation, by the Lacedaemonians called Claria, into the market-place, where being laid together in a heap they set fire to them.
As a piece of moviemaking craft, "A Serious Man" is fascinating; in every other way, it's intolerable.
As two other refugees watched in horror from a nearby vessel crafted of Styrofoam, the man announced to his brother: "I've got to go now.
Don't be seduced, brothers and sisters: the sirenlike lead guitar of the Lovin' Spoonful is the craft of the late Zal Yanovsky, a man of dubious ideology and commitment to the revolution whose name is synonymous with perfidy.
In pondering the meaning of salt (and life), we reached out to the ultimate craft salt man, Mark Bitterman.
In Ramsey, Isle of Man, the Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen, which had anticipated caring for the crew of the 21metre craft, prepared to help the bereaved instead.
Her solo work, titled Menage a Trois, is about a lonely woman who begins to craft the perfect man out of the only thing she knows - her crutches.
