例句與造句

1. Its highly special and master craft Jharokhas are known in the whole country.
2. With his departure, St鰈zl took over both as form master and master crafts person of the weaving studio.
3. Besides setting rigorous educational standards, master craft workers all pay dues to national associations that run technical training centers.
4. She chairs the International Association of Master Cathedral Builders as well as the European Association of Master Crafts and Design, and serves on the board of the German Castles Association.
5. Inder Singh Kudrat, National Award of master craft person he also continuing the family tradition and also doing this traditional work ( Rupender singh ) grand son of Kudrat Singh ji.
6. It's difficult to find master craft in a sentence. 用master craft造句挺難的
7. The guilds said the four trades covered in Wednesday's declaration were the first steps in opening the door for more master crafts people to do business in either country . ( lt-fb)
8. In Emila, where the curing and aging of pork " is a venerable master craft, " prosciutto di Parma is well known for its " rose-petal-pink slices ."
9. Pommen was forced to pull out of last year's race after sustaining a hairline break in his wrist on the eve of the event when his boat collided with a harbor master craft in a training run.
10. He pointed to Friday's vote to loosen stringent rules for entering a trade, allowing people for the first time to open businesses in dozens of fields _ among them tailors, watchmakers and photographers _ without a master crafts certificate.
11. In a beat-the-clock race to leave Mars and its orbit, Bowman, trapped aboard the master craft when it is damaged by a solar flare, makes emergency repairs and tries to locate, then rescue, its rapidly diminishing crew before it runs out of fuel.
12. Lancaster attained a modest popularity early in his Hollywood starring career, but he was slow to master craft . Detractors identified him as the leader of the teeth-flashing school of postwar movie acting that also enlisted Richard Widmark, Charlton Heston and Lancaster's frequent co-star, Kirk Douglas.
13. He has described himself as a " reluctant realist " whose work is nevertheless grounded in Old Master craft and the representation of observed detail . . . . Art critic Donald Kuspit suggests, " Hess uses profane realism to represent the sacred moments of life, for he knows we live in a profane world with little or no sense of the sacred, let alone of the sacredness of art ".