Sentence examples for handiwork may from inspiring English sources
But his handiwork may have been most evident in the two Florida debates, where Mr. Romney was far more aggressive.
But those who would rather just sit back and enjoy Mr. Volkaert's handiwork may want to attend "A Day With Dangerous Guitar," which culminates in a jam session with him and other instructors.
The more electronic noises could have something to do with avant-garde techno producer Holly Herndon, whose handiwork may have been uncovered while she was on tour with Radiohead this spring.
Having seen my handiwork, they may be able to repeat the same fix later, without needing to call me for help.
Even if you have never sampled their handiwork, you may have heard about such haute-cuisine iconoclasts as Heston Blumenthal, the chef at the Fat Duck in Bray, England, which recently earned three Michelin stars for a repertory that includes bacon-and-egg ice cream and sardine-on-toast sorbet (Carvel take note).
Given the response to my picture of Pete's handiwork, he may need to make some more flapjacks, although some cycling aficionados will see this as further evidence of a worrying trend amongst would-be Kings of the Mountain.
Alone -- just you and Rothko's handiwork -- you may also become aware of your own isolation.
This show may be the handiwork of the Feld Entertainment Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey experts more familiar to local circusgoers from the annual three-ring extravaganza in Madison Square Garden.
The students get academic credit by handling sound, cameras, lights and the funny people, all with the help of professionals, and their polished handiwork, "Live at the Mart," may soon be shown on NBC locally or nationally.
Verne Gay in Newsday: Hannah [Dunham's character] and the show are all about internal conflict and so is the humor, while sex – and fair warning, it's pretty graphic here, which may be the handiwork of Apatow – is the metaphor for all that conflict.
A recent surge in bombings there may be JI's handiwork.
