Sentence examples for crafts building from inspiring English sources
For the first 12 years, Howard lived in part of this arts and crafts building on an absurdly small rent - with the condition he let his live-in landlady and her friends occasionally use the studio.
Limit the amount of "screen time," both by having time limits but also by having other things to do, like arts and crafts, building toys, and other things that encourage creativity and imagination (and are fun).
In a letter to parents dated 12 July 2010, Cathedral School said the Dean and Chapter, part of Llandaff Cathedral, had agreed to sell off the Memorial Hall to be used a 'lodge' – an arts and crafts building to home reception to Year 2 students.
For Crafts, building an innovative culture required asking for intellect, sharing ownership, and rewarding good ideas.
The camp also used the ticketing section of the old railroad depot for its main lodge and crafts building.
When I'm on tour I think of all these things I want to make; I like making things, crafts, building things, making jam, baking, sewing.
An artist can only learn by going out and playing live, which keeps him or her learning the craft, building an audience and a fan base.
Lamenting man's catastrophic effect on the environment, he mentions the BP oil spill and the Icelandic volcano, then cries: "We have no business launching a volcano when we don't know what we're doing!" His routines are exquisitely crafted, building stories with recurring themes and weaving in sparkling threads of surrealism.
Whitehead dedicated his fortune to the colony, constructing around 40 chalet-style arts and crafts buildings in the first few years.
It is famous for its Arts & Crafts buildings postcard-like conglomeration of mews, cottages and mill buildings dotted around the lush banks of the Water of Leith, this time-warp is only 15 minutes' walk from the West End.
The library building is considered the most "outstanding" of the Craftsman or Arts and Crafts buildings within the historic district boundaries.
