Sentence examples for handiwork work from inspiring English sources

In the morning, his handiwork work will be plain for all to see, in black Arabic lettering on a wall: "Down with Isis".

In his two early essays on "Artistic Handiwork in Education" (1887), Bosanquet argued for some form of handicraft work being introduced into elementary and secondary education.

But it's easy to forget that a catwalk is for showcasing months of hard work and handiwork rather than automatically slick, mass-produced pieces.

Here there is more handiwork involved, hands on work with the patients".

Kenneth Geers of NATO's cyberwar centre in Estonia says the hacking boom makes it easier for cyber-spies to pass off their work as the handiwork of a misguided rebellious teenager.

They were the handiwork of Jo Foxworth, who worked on the D'Agostino account at McCann Erickson and later at her own agency.

Step Five: After the "right-to-work (for less)" handiwork is complete, divide and conquer the larger public sector unions and the smaller ones and make them fight over an ever-shrinking share of the government pie.

I believe in handiwork because it's great to work directly with material.

A dozen beautiful platters of food crowd the big table, the handiwork of so many gifted hands working together.

The prints are the handiwork of Michael Roberts, who, when not working for Vanity Fair as style editor at large, is illustrating children's pop-up books about the jungle.

Increasingly, research is transferred to machines and, according to Habermas (1968/1973), this not only applies to the monotonous handiwork of science, but also to brain work, to thinking as such.