Sentence examples for finest handiwork from inspiring English sources

Here he sa his first orange tree, & decided that it was nature's finest handiwork.

Long considered the mecca of the east coast's backcountry ski set, the east side of the mountain is also home to some of the C.C.C.'s finest handiwork: the John Sherburne Ski Trail, cut in 1934, and the Gulf of Slides Trail, cut in 1935.

We three looked at each other, and Miss A modestly retreated to try on Syria's finest handiwork.

In fact, many designers from the north travel to Bengal because of the fine handiwork of these craftspeople.

At the turn of the century, the Arts and Crafts movement promoted the values of beauty and functionalism in fine handiwork.

But this neglect takes a dramatic toll even on illiterates: farmers can no longer identify pests and choose the proper pesticides, craftsmen cannot manage fine handiwork, seamstresses cannot sew.

Ginny Bundick, Rita Even and Ellie Pipes appreciated Judy Gorham's fine handiwork on a $300 child's quilt, accompanied by the book, "Treasury of Classic Stories," and a tote bag.

When to watch: Thursday May 4. Behold, a model of fine private equity handiwork will be peddled before potential investors this week when a spiffed up Debenhams is put on the shelf.

(Bosanquet followed William Morris and John Ruskin in holding that this result follows as much from "artistic handiwork" as from "fine art").

Only the winery and Cacao Prieto are open to the public; to sample the others' handiwork, stop by this fine liquor shop.

"The handiwork is excellent, it's so fine!" says Lim of the pouch, which was produced by one Orang Asli tribe.