Sentence examples for craftsmen of the from inspiring English sources
Many European guild craftsmen of the Middle Ages worked with beautifully decorated metal planes.
Tiring of the Rococo style, craftsmen of the 18th century turned for inspiration to Classical art.
Batsmen are stylish or thunderous, deft and wristy, elegant craftsmen of the willow.
Making cherubs is how the craftsmen of the time honored their religion.
Yet so few pieces remain that the significance of craftsmen of the Low Countries has often been underestimated.
Similarly, most corporate data centres today house armies of "systems administrators", the craftsmen of the information age.
Gill was one of the greatest artist-craftsmen of the last century, but his personal reputation suffered a big blow when Fiona MacCarthy published a 1989 biography that laid bare his voracious and criminal sexual appetite.
He was the most successful craftsman of the American theatre in the era between World Wars I and II, and many of his plays were Broadway hits.
The most versatile craftsman of the Renaissance was Josquin, whose music displays a continual variety of contrapuntal ingenuities, including melodic imitation.
Mr. Grandage ("Frost/Nixon," the Jude Law "Hamlet") is a canny craftsman of the theater, and he makes sure that the play's intellectual arguments are sensually grounded.
Nobody is certain when Djalu – a spiritual keeper and master craftsman of the yirdaki (didgeridoo) as well as one of its most globally respected players – was born.
