Sentence examples for great makers from inspiring English sources

I have a collection of bamboo rods, by all the great makers.

It's a poem to sweeten and sharpen our sorrow for two great makers, now "gone from these parts" but placeless, and timeless, in their bright plumage and full-voiced song.

Of the two great makers of nonsense, Carroll rightly has received more attention, because of his twists and quirks, because of his photography and the ghost of pedophilia falsely supposed to cling to his obsessions.

If you are not a jam maker, then buying your jam from a small producer is a game-changer – there are a few great makers I've come across in the UK and US.

In 1995, in a legendary bidding war, they competed at the Paris auction house Drouot for a magnificent 18th-century secretary in Japanese lacquer by one of the great makers of the age, Bernard van Risenburgh.

So I went to Cannes hoping for a masterpiece: a film that goes for all the possibilities in multimedia filmmaking, a film that extends boundaries already attained by the great makers, from Chaplin and Welles through Truffaut, Bunuel, Bergman, and Bertolucci.

She was a great maker of hats for surrealist occasions.

The celebration was very modest, with a very small hanukkiah, and my mother was a great maker of latkes.

Though he'd been trained "to think war was the great unifier," Bartle thinks it was actually "the great maker of solipsists: how are you going to save my life today?

While at school at Eton he supposedly invented a toothbrush that played "Annie Laurie" and a revolver for killing wasps, and he was a great maker of gardens but he really preferred boys.

What she was, was a great maker of self-images, and images of the self in extremis, even when she was painting her own attraction, and her own narcissism.