Sentence examples for tiny workshop from inspiring English sources

In her tiny workshop, Valentina Troccoli gives classes in fresco restoration and paints porcelain.

And so he returned to his tiny workshop with his staff of four to do just that.

An oud maker he knew was forced to build his instruments secretly in a tiny workshop on his roof.

In his tiny workshop with a view of his cows, Francois Durand stood lovingly ladling raw milk curd into cheese moulds.

Others are quiet, like this tiny workshop, located in a far corner of Russia 1,400 miles from the Mariinsky's stage.

He was a jeweller and, later, he insisted on taking me to his studio over the road - a tiny workshop where he turned out cameo jewellery.

PARIS — Béatrice Philippeaux, known as Anjuna, is hunched over a work bench in a tiny workshop-cum-showroom in the 11th Arrondissement of Paris, carving a design into the surface of a green wax mold — the first stage in making one of the graffiti, hip-hop jewelry pieces for which she has become renowned.

Traditionally, the industry, centered here and in California, had a few large bakeries and several dozen tiny workshops where, typically, family members made cookies largely by hand.

Whereas Bristol was built on the slave trade, and Birmingham on the industry of a thousand tiny workshops, Manchester was a city of enormous factories, supplying cotton to the world.

Because of an ordinance passed by the Borough Council in 1928, commercial activity is confined to one three-story office building that looks like a house and to two tiny workshops at the very end of Manheim Road, a dead-end street.

During the district's heyday, its densely packed neighborhoods teemed with about 20,000 tiny workshops, most no larger than a garage, that churned out the finely crafted metal parts that went into the Japanese-made automobiles, ships and electronics that flooded world markets.