Sentence examples for means workshop from inspiring English sources

The name means "workshop of semi-precious stones", and, as Drabble says, the names alone are poetry: "jasper, chalcedony, fire-marble with fossil shells".

The former servants acquired agency via experimental, hands-on, technology-based research ('laboratory' literally means workshop), actively interacting with their research objects.

A 30% cut in Arts Council funding means that workshops, readings and writing schemes are being severely pruned.

This could mean a workshop with fundraising experts, information on succession planning, scholarships for leadership training, and resources on sustainability.

It is important to remember that a workshop is an interactive tool designed to get the participants involved, and that to facilitate a workshop means you are in charge of reaching your goals and objective with their help.

But for workers like Mr. Torres, who has worked illegally on peanut and cotton farms in Mississippi for the last 15 years, the workshop means not only the possibility to make more money abroad, but also the chance to seek work with his head held high.

That means that the workshop never had the ability to sign off on an outfit that looks an awful lot like their character.

This means that for workshop, home or hobby use professional flip over saws are just going to be cruising and might easily last for decades!

If contemporary developments means country offices, workshops, buildings, schools, etc. then the recent events in Russia are a major setback.

We open that for review to a 360-degree workshop, which means your subordinates will review it.

Our advantage is that we are an approved aeronautical workshop, which means that we can certify modifications and instruments independently--more than 300 since 1984.