Sentence examples for for the workmanship from inspiring English sources

As Schleyer got older, his fantasy play morphed into admiration for the workmanship in the guns, the inlaid ivory, the fine metalwork, the crisp sounds they produced.

Indeed, the repeated phrase, "And God saw how good it was" (Genesis 1 4, 10, 12, 18, 25, 31), may be understood as the foundation of this affirmation, for the workmanship discloses the workman.

If Theory succeeds in raising the quality, while keeping an acceptable price for the workmanship (as it has done with other brands, like Helmut Lang), Mr. Theyskens may be able to express himself even better than when he was at couture's giddy heights.

Gradually, the very best copies came into the hands of a rich few, who ruled the company and who, in the words of a report of 1582, "keepe no printing howse, neither beare any charge of letter, or other furniture but onlie paye for the workmanship".

He claims that the references to "making" in chapter five of the Two Treatises are not making in the right sense of the word for the workmanship model to be correct.

"It's out of sight what they want for it and the workmanship is pretty sad".

It did not quibble over costs for the finest workmanship when paying repair claims.

Italy in general and Florence in particular seem a perfect cultural backdrop for the intricate workmanship of this original and imaginative American brand.

Handmade frames cost more than those assembled in a factory, but since bicycles with handmade frames are still reasonably priced by American standards (as low as $250), it may be worth your while to pay for the better workmanship.

We will make sure that we charge for the product, workmanship and delivery with our aim being to achieve a gross profit margin of at least 30% in our initial years of operation.

But it was the workmanship, seen for the first time on a runway at audience level, that suggested that Mugler, Mark II, might take off.