Sentence examples for new craftsman from inspiring English sources

Even with her gleaming new Craftsman kitchen up and running, she can't bring herself to dismantle the temporary one that sustained her family for months.

One customer who recently spotted the new Craftsman tool, called the Max Axess wrench, thought it was an obvious knockoff, right down to the try-me packaging.

One part WI tradition, another part super-stylish Savile Row, it's a nod to the fact there is a rise in people making stuff in their bedrooms (think those who sell on Etsy and Folksy) as well as high-end craftspeople working in the arts and luxury goods markets (see The New Craftsman and Crafted).

The team is always looking for new craftsmen and techniques to develop new garments in the main workshop on the outskirts of Jaipur.

FASHION Fifteen years after much of its fashion manufacturing left for cheaper markets, Spain is trying to rebuild the sector and train new craftsmen.

It introduced a week-long public exhibition and series of activities in collaboration with The New Craftsmen in a pop-up space called the Makers House.

The new craftsmen do not stitch leather, cut cloth or saw wood: instead, they write software.This is because, as digital gizmos proliferate, consumers are running into some niggling problems.

Moreover, the whole exercise would have its meritorious side, as it did at Uppark, as a conservationist challenge, one which revives lost arts, trains up new craftsmen and women.

Today, while part of the Orangery is a dedicated café, the rest is an international education centre of excellence for the Trust, training new craftsmen and restoration specialists.

Claude Chabrol Series Week-long retrospective of the French New Wave craftsman's later work includes "Betty" (1992), "The Color of Lies" (1999), "Night Cap" (2000), "The Swindle" (1997) and "The Torment" (1994).

In an age when knowledge is associated with information, technology and speculation, Lewis Hyde's penetrating review of Richard Sennett's new book, "The Craftsman" (April 6), raises the timely question of the relationship between thinking and the actual making of things.