master workman

Four years later he received his papers as a master workman and then worked in many places in Germany, France and Switzerland before moving to London in 1870.

His eyes shone, and his cheek was flushed with the exhilaration of the master workman who sees his work lie ready before him.

He is a master workman, always concealed by his very obviousness until after he has done his work.

The rich publisher may treat the poor poet better or worse than the old master workman treated the old apprentice.

"Lay it on smooth, boy-" The master workman had drawn aside a little when he saw that they still lingered to watch the ongoing labor.

Similarly, once a master workman has shown how to handle a problem in story tecnmque, me answer seems so easy, namrai ann simple that the actuality of a major literary invention is completely missed.

In 1838, during the dedication of cornerstones for the (never-built) Far West Temple, Cutler was named by Smith as "chief architect and master workman of all God's holy houses".

Barry rose within the Knights of Labor and soon became the master workman, or president, of her local branch.

For instance, in Boston in 1790, the vast majority of the 1,300 artisans in the city described themselves as "master workman".

The Carter, with his clean-cut face, chin beard, and shaved upper lip, I should have taken in the United States for anything from a master workman to a well-to-do farmer.