Sentence examples for frame workshop from inspiring English sources

The programs are free with admission except for the picture frame workshop, which is $2 plus museum admission: $4; free for children under 2 and members.

Programs include tea and pastries in Portia's Playhouse (noon to 2 p.m ., a performance of "Little Red Riding Hood" by Liz Joyce and her puppets (1 30 and 2 30 p.m ., an introduction to animals from Africa in the "Bugs and Other Insects" exhibition hall (2 to 2 30 and 2 45 and 3 15 p.m). and a picture-frame workshop in which youngsters get photographed with their mothers (1 to 4 p.m).

The job was a boon to Mr. Pollock, who had been working far from daylight, in the museum's basement framing workshop.

The investment is aiming to help the company cope with its rapid growth, as it opens a new, 100,000 square-foot framing workshop in picturesque Richmond, Kentucky.

Subsequently, in 2011 we completed a 3-year National Health and Medical Research Council and Australia Research Council funded trial [ 13] to test the effectiveness of the two programs proposed here: 1) risk re-framing workshops targeting beliefs of adults and 2) introduction of loose materials with no obvious play value to the school playground.

We framed this workshop in language that would be applicable to UUs.

Mr. Reddin, who lives in New Jersey but is spending most of this summer in Connecticut, just finished a monthlong residency at the O'Neill Playwrights Conference in Waterford, where his play, "Frame 312" had workshop performances.

Self-described "extreme puppeteers" Blind Summit present a dark and funny show, written by Mark Down and framed as a workshop production of a verbatim, true-crime docudrama, directed by a drug-addled puppet with a community puppet cast.

Ted James, who makes his own frames at his workshop off Brick Lane in London, using Reynolds steel tubing from its Birmingham factory, says: "It's about the history of the British bike industry, which creates a story and a great feeling of quality and worth.

Now, he is a successful artist; maker of picture frames-with a workshop on West 19th St. employing a dozen artisans; a successful dealer in art objects; and a successful hanger of pictures (His speciality is arranging pictures and art objects as backgrounds for the display of furniture, but he's willing to hang pictures in private homes at a rate of $100 a wall.

Pondering the art in the studio of Brother David Haack, then going off to build picture frames in their nearby workshop — where, occasionally, he heard them call each other Jerome and Irving.