It is a humble, hand-knitted scarf, originally intended to keep warm – and make noticeable — the 8,000 local volunteers who are the backbone of any Super Bowl week.
He was a New York businessmen who saw in the humble hand-held apple parer a symbol of an age that was soon to be swallowed up by mechanization.
The humble hand-quilted curtains hung in the living room are inspired by an 18th-century petticoat, while the pale lilac fabric with petite hand-sewn embroidery on a Russian chair is based on a Gustav Klimt drawing Slatkin came across and filed for later.
Sensitive, sensible, humble, hands-up, "we were wrong"?
It takes patient and humble hands to mold the nave, plump and amenable pillows that are ready to conform to or cradle almost any sauce tossed its way.
Upon completion, Takita declared Departures "perfect", and praised the crew for their self-reliance in developing the content and the humble, "hand-made" quality of the film.
What this VBS Special highlights is that the crew behind the Jackass cameras director Jeff Tremaine, cinematographers Rick Kosick and Dimitry Elyashkevich, and writer Preston Lacy have also been with the show since its humble, hand-held beginnings, and embraced the new mode of filmmaking and the new crew that came with it.
Nail extensions enhance humble hands.
It acknowledges screw-ups but says it is out of our humble hands -- "stuff happens,".
In complimentary contrast, Athol Fugard's Coming Home at Berkeley Rep last season put the global threat of AIDS in the small shack and humble hands of a young mother, her brilliant son, and her quirky suitor.
