Consultants almost always work in teams, and needless to say, one should be comfortable working as a team and collaborate effectively on any project, and be careful not to indulge in one-workmanship.
Many fabricators will offer a lifetime warranty on workmanship.
The hieratic stance of the couple, the man lying on one, the woman on the other, is Punic, but the form is Etruscan, the workmanship Greek, and the woman is modishly dressed in an Egyptian style: that marvelous mixture of cultures so typical of the Mediterranean countries.
The dress was the embodiment of every F Scott Fitzgerald heroine and Zelda rolled into one and the workmanship is exquisite – those delicate, shimmering, sequinned plumes snaking up from the hem.
Nice job on the workmanship, too.
Although the kitchen at One consistently displays fine workmanship, careful timing and fresh ingredients, the shortened menu seems to have cut back on vegetables and the variety they provide.
Yamaha makes a good guitar in the first place and this one is based on the Original Jumbo body and the workmanship and woods are a delight.
The interior of the 1865 palazzo-style Gov. Henry Lippitt House on Hope Street is one of the best examples of local workmanship, both in the Herter-style decorative woodwork and in the faux-wood and hand-stenciled finishes on walls and ceilings executed by church decorators.
Some might take issue with a split cut so high it revealed the model's pants – but no one could argue with the workmanship.
The workmanship closely resembles one from nearby Grunty Fen, found in 1844 by a man cutting peat, now in the collection of the archaeology museum of Cambridge University.
This larger and more complete version of the One Smart Keyboard offers quality workmanship and design.
