Sentence examples for traditional workmanship from inspiring English sources
I've been watching a small watchmakers pop up on Kickstarter and other places online and each one is bringing back a little bit of traditional workmanship and style.
After years of collecting and selling antique quilts, Judi Boisson of Southampton, N.Y., started her own quilting business to offer updated designs based on traditional rural patterns and workmanship.
Back in the 1990s, Ralph Lauren introduced Purple Label, a line of clothes designed to replicate the quality and workmanship of traditional Savile Row and Jermyn Street tailoring.
5.3 Competitive Edge Our competitive edge is our dominance of high-technology ergonomics and traditional high-quality furniture workmanship.
Our competitive edge is our product's unique and functional ergonomics, coupled with traditional high-quality furniture workmanship.
Closer to home, one of the very few places in the county still glorifying traditional French cuisine with fine workmanship is Auberge Argenteuil.
To breathe new life into the brand, without altering its traditional look and quality of workmanship, Mr. Signoles set up a new workshop in his native Carcassonne, in southwest France.
"They are rooms filled with modern classics--clean-lined and not glitzy," Hunt said, "or traditional interiors with furniture of the most luxurious materials and careful workmanship". As offices become homier and homes more functional, traditional designs and softer colors and textures are coming to the fore.
Traditional southern plantations are known for their agricultural prosperity, southern society, and hard workmanship performed by an enslaved community.
Great workmanship down there.
