Sentence examples for to a draftsman from inspiring English sources

Arthur's the clever one, apprenticed to a draftsman.

Django is a "musical impressionist," as Dregni writes, as opposed to a draftsman, and so was Hendrix.

For example, in the following stanzas from "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning," John Donne compares two lovers' souls to a draftsman's compass: If they be two, they are two so As stiff twin compasses are two, Thy soul the fixed foot, makes no show To move, but doth, if the other do.

If you enjoy designing things, you may want to become a draftsman, or go to school to become an engineer.

"I went to junior college to get a draftsman's degree," said Righetti, 41, sitting in the home team's dugout at Pacific Bell Park and tracing the start of his baseball career.

Warmth of feeling, tenderness of expression, and a painterly (as opposed to a draftsman-like) approach are common to the work of both artists.

William Ford, Sr. had hoped to be a draftsman, but in order to take care of his family he gave up school and became an M.T.A. motorman, working the night shift.

To find a draftsman in your area, conduct an online search.

Educated in Germany, Fink immigrated to the United States in 1849 and began to work as a draftsman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.

His statement seemed designed to give the impression that the apparent concession to Pakistan was a draftsman's fault.

His enthusiasm for certain kinds of foliate decoration communicated itself to a young draftsman in his office named Louis Sullivan, who returned to Chicago and became a pioneer modernist.