Sentence examples for little handiwork from inspiring English sources

However, if you have little handiwork experience, consult an experienced (and trusted) handyman.

However, if you want to work with multiple tones that aren't already on your cabinets, you'll need to do a little handiwork.

To the bafflement of Lincoln Rhyme, the brilliant quadriplegic forensic detective who runs the show from a state-of-the-art laboratory in his Manhattan town house, there appears to be no motive to the Watchmaker's deadly handiwork and little forensic evidence.

This little toolkit concept, the handiwork of Benjamin Kuhn, includes a small video camera, audio recorder and a tablet-like thing for jotting notes while out and about.

During the team's start, Smith's handiwork has drawn little attention.

"We're going to make it clear to all Californians that this thing is the handiwork of a little band of right-wing nuts," said Garry South, one of Mr. Davis's chief political advisers.

Like a notorious suspect able to stay one step ahead of the law, corrosive oxygen compounds called free radicals are implicated in many diseases but leave little hard evidence of their handiwork.

While Wall Street's handiwork in Europe has received little attention on this side of the Atlantic, it has been sharply criticized in Greece and in magazines like Der Spiegel in Germany.

Guccifer's handiwork might have been considered little more than a series of annoying pranks had he not also turned his attention to former Secretary of State Colin Powell and longtime Clinton aide and confidant Sidney Blumenthal.

He greets the audience almost like a tummler or talk show host, telling little jokes, inviting people up to see his handiwork, sharing his pride in his business.

Frost was a little like the anonymous woodsman he describes in "The Wood Pile": always "turning to fresh tasks," forgetting "his handiwork on which / He spent himself, the labour of his axe".