Sentence examples for professional craftsmen from inspiring English sources
The ruler resided in a large, multiroom masonry palace inhabited by a great number of wives, servants, and professional craftsmen.
The art of engraving and etching originated with goldsmiths and armour makers men who were thoroughly professional craftsmen, practicing an art that had a long, respected tradition.
Young Pomo men were also charged a fee to be trained as apprentices by recognized professional craftsmen, albeit without the intervention of a craft association.
Some are handmade, while others were manufactured by professional craftsmen — the furniture, for instance, or several important 18th-century folk portraits by the first generation of American portraitists.
By contrast, the 11-string oud is made by professional craftsmen from highly polished wood; the least well-known of the three musicians, the Moroccan Driss El Maloumi is clearly another master.
This type, which has become increasingly popular with professional craftsmen in recent years, is often referred to as a "palm sander" because it fits into the palm of one hand.
Before long, word got around about this cheerful fellow Zinsser, not another eyebrow-arching pipe smoker in an elbow-patched tweed jacket but a real professional craftsman who had sneaked in the side entrance of the academy from the real world.
He's a professional craftsman, but all he thinks about is girls.
Every note from this incredibly tight band -- crisp, clear and resonant -- proved we were in the company of professional craftsman, plying their trade with the grace of masters.
Handmade from Quality Pine: Every piece is made by a professional craftsman from the finest pine available.
For father's occupation, five categories were considered following the international classification of occupations (ISCO): managers, professionals, and intermediate professionals; craftsmen, tradesmen, and heads of firms; service workers and clerks; manual workers and other occupations; and not working (unemployed and retired) [ 34, 39].
