Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, for example, has in the past crafted budgets significantly cutting the Department of Defense.
Mark Peterson, a 30-year veteran of healthcare policy debates, notes that politicians have in the past crafted full and detailed bills outlining single-payer or other plans.
Wheeldon's facility as a dance-maker is unquestionable, but sometimes it's hard to see past the craft to the idea.
My walk slowed from the 1920s newsreel pace I'd adopted in the theme parks to a leisurely saunter as I strolled past the craft shops and galleries and eclectic restaurants of the main street, Park Avenue.
In the past, Provo Craft sold patterns on cartridges that might include several hundred designs with a similar theme; it hopes to expand its online offerings and triple the number of cartridges available next year.
Take the best examples from your educational past and craft them for your current situation, and within that history, find a voice of your own.
It is much more like a coastal town in Maine -- we stroll past cafes, craft-and-gift shops displaying sweaters, and working fishing boats.
In the past, beautifully crafted animations such as Up, which has more ingenuity and storytelling sophistication in its left balloon than you'll find in most Oscar-baiting gloomfests, wouldn't have had a hope in hell.
(3) Seemingly a band with no past, Spandau crafted an artful creation myth around the Blitz's postmodern themes: Bowie's "just for one day" notion of disposable identities, and of bricolage in which the band's baffling name was supposedly plucked arbitrarily by Elms from some graffiti in Berlin.
With that in mind, we look forward to working with Morgan State, Howard, and other HBCUs across America to save the cherished places that define their past, while crafting a more inclusive foundation for the future.
