Sentence examples for noble craft from inspiring English sources

"Page One" is surprisingly moving, and not a little chilling, because of the way it shows the Times's reporters and editors bravely upholding their noble craft against an ominous background of business-side global warming.

One thing I learned about it is that, while butchery – like any kind of trade – is a very noble craft that people spend a long time learning and should be respected, I discovered that any kind of menial work wasn't for me.

The pub currently has around eight craft beers (including Greene King's hoppy Noble craft lager at £3.70 a pint), six real ales, and a range of ciders and cocktails in addition to a well thought-out food menu with lots of light bites and some more hearty main dishes - the tasty house ale-battered haddock and chips is available as a small or large portion for £5 or £9.

In buying Barrie, the knitwear company that filed for bankruptcy, the French couture house was putting knitting up there with other noble crafts.

Initially he has nothing but contempt for Della, whose insouciant, opinionated approach seems to him to violate every tenet of his noble, ragged craft.

Still, Leinhart points out that the branding has brought his product to an entirely new consumer base, one that might not normally buy craft beer — a noble outcome indeed.

Its quest to let talented artists grow and hone their craft is a noble endeavor".

Whether you're crafting the most noble of interactive artworks or the most naked of real money bingo games, there is no standard by which to judge.

Their craft was considered so noble and complex that they were sometimes traded as part of marriage dowries or as gifts to neighbouring kingdoms.

Together, the two crafted Henry VIII, The Two Noble Kinsmen and Cardenio.

While aristocrats such as the Antinori family created the first super Tuscans, hard work is more important than noble birth when it comes to crafting great wines in Tuscany.