It wasn't until after the death of her husband that she focused attention on becoming a wood-carver.

His father was a wood-carver at a ship yard.

He had a high level of achievement as a wood-carver in architectural projects working through his father's workshop.

Pug listened to the argument that still could be heard coming from the wood-carver's building.

Manuel, the father of our gardener in Havana, was a fine wood-carver.

Presently the boys stopped in front of a wood-carver's stall to select some souvenirs.

Lang became well known as a prominent ecclesiastical wood-carver.

He then became an apprentice for the museum wood-carver Abel Brown.

If the father is a wood-carver, smith, bee-keeper, etc. he will teach the boy by examples in the same way.

He was first instructed by his father, a wood-carver, and later studied at the Academy, Vienna.

He is also a master hypnotist, ventriloquist and wood-carver.

There were many businesses - a dressmaker, stonemason, blacksmith, and wood-carver.

Reed's an expert wood-carver; Carr sports the world's coolest handlebar mustache.

He was a skilful wood-carver, and his knowledge of Japanese history and literature was not amateur.

During the postwar times, Dhimitris Kamaros, the grandson of a wood-carver, carried on this trade.

Kaminský was originally a wood-carver.

My husband was a wood-carver."

The other Marsi steading, which had a wood-carver of great skill among its number, brought futhark rods reckoned no mean gift.

Later a noted sculptor and wood-carver, Parameshwara, introduced mythological and Persian motifs.

The racing motorist, the concert pianist, the wood-carver, the learner preparing for a driving test - all need to learn techniques and to accomplish them fast.

In 1842 he left Norwich and commenced business as a wood-carver in Sidney Street, Cambridge.

William Goscombe John begins assisting his father, a wood-carver, in his work at Cardiff Castle.

For Darion, it was the furniture that was important, not the decorations on it, so becoming a wood-carver was a definite step down in his view of things.

Solon's father was a physician but had worked as a wood-carver, which almost certainly influenced Solon's older brother, Gutzon, to pursue a career as an artist.

The Capels were patrons of the arts and engaged Grinling Gibbons, the Dutch-English sculptor and wood-carver.

It was high summer when Woodcarver's army left for the north.

My sources tell me Woodcarver's army is on its way.

A century or two passed, and of course the Woodcarver slowly changed.

The woodcarver loved her, but she did not love him in return.

Five minutes later, they had Woodcarver out of the tent.

But even then, Woodcarver could not afford to hurt me.

What better time for Woodcarver to give up the old?"

And Woodcarver would have given a good part of her soul for the pictures she had already seen.

Woodcarver had stuck a single head down through the hole.

If only there were some way to warn the Woodcarver.

Certainly this nest had done a number on Woodcarver's army.

A dozen times a minute, Woodcarver might come upon words she didn't recognize.

As the packs of the council came to their feet, he looked up and said something to Woodcarver.

In some ways, Woodcarver treated her offspring as a human would.

To me Woodcarver's entire army is like a single enemy pack.

Sometimes she was friendly - usually in the sessions with Woodcarver.

Steel is very confident, you know, and it's not just because he has me with Woodcarver.

Two of Woodcarver went with her to the door.

It had been Woodcarver who taught him about freedom of thought and experiment.

Just before Woodcarver resumed fire, we heard something by the southeast wall.

The younger parts of Woodcarver were up, pacing around the rest.

He was a woodcarver by trade, and normally worked in the carpenter's shop.

How much longer could Woodcarver have continued before the mind itself decayed?

Even more than Woodcarver, the pilgrim had tried to learn human customs.

Apparently Woodcarver had no problem maintaining her mind with one outside member nearby.

A mile or two away, Mas is the home of wood carvers.

He has become one of America's leading wood carvers.

The wood carvers are not supposed to consume anything (eat, drink or smoke) once inside the enclosure.

Although local wood carvers remain for the most part anonymous, their works nevertheless show a variety of individualized styles.

The magazine also offers local club information for wood carvers interested in local chapter details.

There were taxi drivers, massage ladies, wood carvers and souvenir sellers.

And is known for skilled carpenters and wood carvers.

Macedonian Muslims are well known as fresco-painters, wood carvers and mosaic-makers.

The drop has been devastating for tour operators, hoteliers, wood carvers and the thousands of others who make their living from foreign visitors.

"We have 40 wood carvers on staff, who can add and subtract panels as needed, or recreate whole rooms.

The Luba were famous as wood carvers.

Furthermore, the town is also a bastion for a number of important traditional craftsman jobs, such as goldsmiths and wood carvers.

They visit Saramaka wood carvers whom they know from previous visits.

It derives from the work of stone and wood carvers and is characterized by thick serifs.

Klukstad had great significance for future wood carvers within the valley of Gudbrandsdalen.

The three oldest wood carvers will be the main sculptors for the deity of Lord Jagannath.

The colony runs similar to many other East European art colonies, forming a mixture of sculptors, painters, wood carvers and photographers.

(My favorite is to discover little things that don't show up in the guide books like the wood carvers in Jocotenango).

Most wood carvers use a mallet - made of an especially dense wood, lignum vitae - to drive the chisel.

The wood carvers of Sheopur, with great sensitivity and skill transform different varieties of wood.

Having been a woodcarver since 1935, he first heard about the National Wood Carvers Association in 1962, and was elected president in 1971.

The wood also has seen widespread historical usage in mortars and pestles and for wood carvers' mallets.

These saints and sinners are the creation of long-forgotten wood carvers, genius sculptors of 17th-century Spanish art.

The dolphins were sculpted by William Pepper (1806-1887), a member of a Brighton family of wood carvers and sculptors.

Despite its small population, the village is a relatively active tourist stop in the region, primarily due to the abundance of artesian wood carvers and cultural events.