Sentence examples for master craftsmen in from inspiring English sources

The tapestries were made by master craftsmen in France, which did not come cheap.

In the mid-1990s, there were about 10 master craftsmen in Singapore who built heads for lion dance costumes.

Filleters, master craftsmen in their art, dribble cigarette ash with one hand, slicing and boning with the other.

Later this week, I will publish the full terms and conditions and unveil the beautiful trophy, which is currently being fashioned by master craftsmen in mid-Wales.

In these settings, they'd picked up the social ease of all artists and master craftsmen in fine establishments, and, being tall, handsome blond men, left behind a few bastards.

Apt that, given Jimmy Anderson began his career as one of England's most richly gifted young quick bowlers, blessed with a talent he hardly seemed to understand, and is now, 12 years later, one of his sport's master craftsmen, in control of every last little nuance of his art.

The building form is universal, said Norman Haddow, a 75-year-old master craftsman in the Dry Stone Walling Association of Britain.

It's the work of a master craftsman in the Hellenistic style, and we know Greeks worked all around the Black Sea area and in Thrace at this time.

Not far away is the home of Louis Majorelle, a master craftsman in wood (marquetry was his forte) and prominent member of the Nancy School.

"It's like a puzzle," says Claude Gandrille, who made Kelly bags for 20 years and is now the master craftsman in New York.

THE London designer Alice Cicolini works with Kamal Meenakar, a master craftsman in Jaipur, India, on her collection of candy-colored jewels, which employ champlev?an intricate enamel process (called meenakari in India).