He lit a cigarette and stared at the candle, smiling with the pride of a good workman at the thought of his plan that had worked so neatly.
So Jonah, who was a good workman, and content to make three or four days in a week, suited him exactly.
He moves about in it uneasily, like a man unaccustomed to be clothed by a good workman.
There is a saying that a good workman is known by his tools, and another that a poor workman is always complaining of his tools, that is, excusing his own incompetence by throwing the blame upon his tools.
It takes a good workman to turn out a really successful round-bottomed boat (except by the use of canvas), therefore a few simple types of flat-bottomed boats are all that are treated here.
Son of Matthew, Edinburgh, was also a good workman--died in 1856, from accidentally falling down stairs.
A good workman, but not equal to the second William Forster.
If the fullering be continued round the toe of a shoe by a good workman neatness is given, but when a clip is drawn the iron is so reduced that some wear is sacrificed.
In this way is supplied the tuition which used to be obtained by apprenticeship to a good workman.
For he was above all things a good workman, and like all good workmen he felt a pride and an interest in all the jobs he took in hand.
Certainly the best man is almost always a good workmanat his own trade.
He must have been a good workman and a promising boy, one may be sure, or his masters would never have countenanced such a revolutionary proceeding on the part of a raw apprentice.
This process, called pickling, is both delicate and disagreeable, requiring a good workman, at high wages.
I am indebted for most of the details given in this chapter to the late Alfred Tubbs, son of James, and a good workman, who died comparatively young in 1909.
A good workman, but not equal to the other makers of the name.
A good workman, whose best bows, though not well known in this country, are of nearly equal merit with his brother Dominique's.
It is easy for the practiced eye to see these apparently small things, for they constitute a great part of the difference between a good workman and a bad one.
It is an old saying, that a bad workman quarrels with his tools, but a good workman has a right to quarrel with bad tools, if he is furnished with them, through chance or design.
There is no tool more efficient in the hands of a good workman, than the diamond point, Fig.
Always a rattler, it is a pity, for he is a good workman.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good workman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
