Sentence examples for its craftspeople from inspiring English sources

Even Italy gets a place in the label's summer 2013 collection, its craftspeople creating wedge shoes or a clutch bag.

Zhushan Village has suffered as its craftspeople struggle to keep up with an increasingly online marketplace, production of metals and plastics offers easier standardization for mass production, and the cultural aesthetic has moved away from this fast-growing grass.

A nonprofit group, it hosts craftspeople, artists and entrepreneurs, analog and digital alike.

On higher trim levels, it is also a gallery of sorts for presenting the intricate and elaborate artisan skills of Lexus and its handful of Takumi craftspeople who bring with them over twenty-five years of experience.

Established in 1981, its objective is to help craftspeople (India's second largest employment sector) regain their place in the economic mainstream.

Its products are built by European craftspeople.

In fact, Acquist said that Hill Brothers was so intent on maintaining the integrity of its product that it refused to sell magnesite to craftspeople whose work had drawn complaints.

Admittedly, this South African writer's eyes are more keenly peeled than most for the country's many Hollywood cameo appearances, but it's hardly a secret that its sunny shores and highly trained local craftspeople (thanks to a proliferation of local film academies) make for an attractive alternative to locations ranging from the Côte d'Azur to the Sahara.

"The academy, its members and the many film artists and craftspeople who've won Academy Awards believe strongly that Oscars should be won, not purchased," the academy said in a statement to The Times asking about its legal stance.

After that date, the academy began requiring winners to sign a contract stating that neither they nor their heirs would sell the Oscar without first offering it to the academy for $1. "The academy, its members and the many film artists and craftspeople who've won Academy Awards believe strongly that Oscars should be won, not purchased," said academy spokeswoman Janet Hill in a statement.

The state's reputation as a land of unlimited opportunity, its many institutions of higher learning, and its perpetually booming population created conditions that allowed designers and craftspeople to flourish.