Sentence examples for of goldsmith from inspiring English sources

"The misfortune of Goldsmith in conversation is this: he goes on without knowing how he is to get off," quipped Dr. Johnson, to whom Goldsmith dedicated his 1773 comic masterpiece "She Stoops to Conquer".

Many organisations, from Friends of the Earth to Earth First and Survival International, have some kind of Goldsmith link.

"That's a big boy," Quakers defensive end Brian Levine said of Goldsmith, who is listed as 6 feet 3 inches and 250 pounds.

The approach of Goldsmith, a member of the commission on the celebration of women in American history, is to pursue 'the real woman', she tells us.

Of course, Khan is a canny strategist too: his stress on the negative tactics of Goldsmith will be informed by his own electoral calculations.

Khan got slightly the better of Goldsmith there, punching out his can-do soundbites and speaking with natural authority about combating Islamic extremists.

(The museum also holds the biggest collection of goldsmiths' tools in England).

"The Herzog family's magnificent collection of goldsmiths' works has totally disappeared," Mr. Mravik wrote.

Around the church walls were the krames wooden booths of goldsmiths, jewelers, stationers, and craftsmen.

His style was simple, nearly monumental; unlike the printwork of goldsmiths, his engravings lack ornamentation.

Platinum was added to the rank of "noble metals" by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.