Sentence examples for the same crafts from inspiring English sources

Not far away, at Piddletrenthide, I talked with a man who managed a long-established hazel coppice and still pursues, with inherited skills, the same crafts as some of Hardy's characters.

The same craft must then repeat the feat within two weeks.

On January 19 , 1937 in the same craft, he averaged 332 miles per hour in lowering the transcontinental flight-time record to 7 hours 28 minutes.

He used a French word, hétéroclite, to convey the European concept of cabaret -- "that it's not a homogeneous group of people doing the same craft".

They're two halves of the same craft, and if the art of fiction is to remain healthy, we should stop narrowing its range with snobbery.

It requires contestants to fly three people to an altitude of 100 kilometers and then to repeat the flight with the same craft within two weeks.

Grémio, ( Portuguese: ''guild'') any of the organized guilds that were founded during the Moorish occupation of Portugal (714 1249) by men who worked in the same craft and who generally lived on the same street in a given city.

When the same craft crashed at St. George in 2003, killing 11 people, the assistant captain, Richard J. Smith, had been operating from the pilothouse at the Staten Island end of the boat.

To refer generically to these strategists as "consultants," however, as if they were necessarily experts in the same craft, is to obscure important differences in how they got to where they are.

By bringing all who worked in the same craft and district into membership, the club could reduce the risk of their bidding against each other; and if it could also limit the number entering the craft by controlling the number of apprentices it would be more likely to be able to raise the rates.

However, since it was still likely to be subject to the competition of members of the same craft coming in from other places, and some of its own members might move in search of work, it had an interest in extending its coverage over all members of the craft throughout the labour market.