Sentence examples for practicing carpentry from inspiring English sources
Before He went around preaching the gospel, Jesus spent many years in the trade of Joseph, Mary's husband, practicing carpentry.
There he married a German immigrant, practiced carpentry and died young.
He had never had any intention of throwing over work and marriage and taking to the country to practice carpentry or keep bees.
These aspects are both found in his painting of a full scene (late 18th century) depicting Joseph's workshop, in which Joseph practices carpentry while Mary spins with the help of their young son, Jesus, who rolls the yarn; common people would instantly recognize and identify with these daily activities.
I learned how to fly a plane and do carpentry.
An operations officer at Fiduciary Trust who was born in Paget, Bermuda, he spent his free time practicing tai chi in the park near his home in Jersey City, doing carpentry work, reading and indulging his nieces when they visited from Bermuda with his two sisters.
Paradoxically, however, it was both old-fashioned and limited in its objectives, for Alberti wrote in Latin, a language not within the grasp of most practicing architects, and it dealt with abstract issues like laying out whole cities or the carpentry of Roman ships.
The inhabitants of Stroma were highly self-sufficient, and many practiced additional trades such as carpentry or roof-laying in addition to their "day jobs" in fishing or crofting.
The article documents the past and present practices of Software Carpentry - a project for teaching scientists about computing - and reflects on the project's successes and failures.
We can do rough carpentry".
