Sentence examples for technique of working from inspiring English sources

The Bactrians mastered the technique of working metals at an early date.

"Kofta" means "to pummel" in reference to the technique of working the meat so much that the proteins break down and the texture becomes silky-smooth.

Wielding brushes, Thomas eschewed the group's signal technique of working strictly with stains of liquid paint on raw canvas, proving it inessential to an ordered glory of plangent hues.

Historic occasions in Europe, at least in the great states, are stage-managed with skill and the people who put them on have developed a technique of working upon mass emotions.

His new technique of working with small motifs to tighten the fabric of the sonata form turned the first movement of the sonata, quartet, and symphony into a little musical drama.

For this group, there's still the old fashioned technique of working the pit boss.

Symbols of power and prestige in ancient Peru, gold and silver were equally revered, and Peruvian metalsmiths acquired great skill in the techniques of working them.

A last innovation of the Neolithic was the augmentation of the two older techniques of working stone, chipping (or flaking) and grinding, by a third, the pecking, or crumbling, method.

You can use standard dimensional lumber, two-by-fours, to frame the new wall; but 16-gauge steel framing is better because it is more resilient than wood and it absorbs sound better (The Home Clinic on Oct. 10, 1999 discussed techniques of working with steel framing materials).

The public artwork will be created by artists Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie and members of the public, who will be taught the techniques of working with cob during workshops.

He spends his nights browsing the net, keen to learn more about art history and master the techniques and subtleties of working in oil.