Sentence examples for its own workshop from inspiring English sources

Russian War Relief has its own workshop for cleaning, repairing and adjusting watches before shipment.

"It was then that the Maison Cartier began to follow its trajectory as a locus of creative activity, with its own workshop responsible for design and production," Mr. Solana wrote in the exhibition catalogue.

Roger Croston, a British rail-enthusiast, says Sandaoling mine has a large depot for spare parts, most of which it can make in its own workshops.

A large store often retained its own workshops where special items were made to customers' requirements, but for the greater part it became the practice to buy wholesale from furniture making firms.

"If it's a faithful reproduction, it has educational value and it's a way of giving the object wider circulation outside of the museum," he said in one interview, adding that by the 1970s the Met had built its own workshops in the museum's basement to ensure the quality of many of its reproductions.

Hon said that the facilitators were "ineffective" and that the school is planning to design its own workshops for future use.

The body for coach 17 was built in 1911, by local firm Shapland and Petter, and mounted on a steel underframe constructed by the railway in its own workshops at Pilton.

He opened his own workshop on Madison Avenue in 2001.

Already by 1470 Botticelli was established in Florence as an independent master with his own workshop.

As Mr. Wilson's star rose, he opened his own workshop in a house on Venice Boulevard.

In 1965, still in California, he founded his own workshop, Gemini G.E.L., where he worked with artists like Josef Albers.