Sentence examples for working by hand from inspiring English sources

"The message of Friendly Fur, as a brand, makes working by hand necessary.

Inside, several dozen gunsmiths, working by hand, were fitting together 6,000 to 7,000 weapons a month.

We begin, after an introductory preamble, with Oskar's grandmother Anna in a Polish potato field, working by hand.

If workers had put a backhoe in there instead of working by hand, and "hit one of those lines, it's a catastrophe," Mr. Giroux said.

Mr. Puryear subjected the movement's emphasis on whole, static volumes to his commitment to working by hand, with poetic forms, to create a distinctive vocabulary of poetic meanings that move effortlessly among intimations of human, architectural and natural references.

They were perhaps an unlikely pair: she was the cosseted but artistically inclined daughter of a Jewish furniture manufacturer in Berlin; he was from the coal-mining city of Bottrop in the Ruhr, a Catholic and the son of a skilled laborer who taught him to take pride in working by hand.

But the southern facade had to be worked by hand.

Cutters who work by hand use scroll saws for a more delicate cut.

Chocolate that is worked by hand will never achieve that finesse.

He works by hand, but in materials usually associated with cars and appliances.

I still work by hand, but nearly all the fairground stuff out there now is vinyl.