Sentence examples for dedicated makers from inspiring English sources

Now it stands empty except for a small group of dedicated makers who are slowly turning the brewery into one of the most unique workspaces I've ever seen.

Arnold is a tinkerer and a dedicated maker.

The demonstration was part of a session at the TEDGlobal (Technology, Entertainment and Design) conference dedicated to makers and DIY-ers.

In the 1970s the Guardian valiantly published my four-part survey of far-flung British craft workshops, featuring dedicated furniture-makers, jewellers and weavers, wood turners, basket makers and the multitude of potters working in the mystical tradition of Bernard Leach.

I spent most weekends at hot new, much talked-about places, while still managing to be a dedicated home-maker, stirring a Le Creuset casserole in my kitchen, which has no recurrent ants' nest and no drawers stuffed full of carrier bags and broken travel adapters.

Others are dedicated policy-makers.

By shipping directly to stores and into this dedicated space, hardware makers will be able to get product in front of customers without major investment or consignment risk.

This is an affront to any chocolate maker dedicated to the painstaking process of sourcing beans from various origins, paying for shipping (a much greater expense for smaller makers who do not have economies of scale) and then working through the laborious process of transforming the seeds of the cacao pod into chocolate.

In 2009, MoMA caused controversy – while inspiring huge ticket sales – with an exhibition dedicated to film-maker Tim Burton.

The PlayStation maker dedicated a large part of its presentation to independent developers at the E3 expo in June, while Microsoft only briefly mentioned the sector at the Los Angeles event.

The problem is, it's not really that much cheaper than its competition from dedicated IP camera maker Dropcam ($10 more for Dropcam Pro) and it fumbles some when you compare the software experience of both.