Sentence examples for of handiwork from inspiring English sources

Many of her assemblages are appreciations of handiwork.

This sort of handiwork does more than look good.

The cloth was his last bit of handiwork, and it had holes where shrapnel from the bomb tore through it.

"Construction and destruction," pithily quoth Donatella, pointing to an intentionally jagged, threadbare panel in the back of one of those multiple hundred hours of handiwork dresses.

And as the infatuation with new materials is increasingly offset with an appreciation of handiwork, Diamond and Baratta's revival of moribund crafts is winning them respect.

Computers figured into its production, as they do on virtually every movie made these days, but an enormous amount of handiwork was also involved, effort that's visible, for instance, in the meaningful lopsidedness of Norman's nostrils and ears.

The New Yorker, February 22 , 1988P. 26 Talk story about The Living Paintings, an exhibition of the handiwork of British sculptor Stephen Taylor Woodrow, at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, downtown on Broadway.

Photo: Some of the handiwork of the storms that roared over the region on Sunday night and cluttered a street in Ridgewood, N.J., yesterday.

The list of malicious programs suspected of being the handiwork of governments is getting longer.

The snow was littered with tips of boughs and scales of cones, the handiwork of seed-eating red squirrels.

UV damage alone will shorten the life of your handiwork, to say nothing of moisture and creature damage.