1
The workmen, all skilled mechanics, were a remarkably fine body of men.
2
I mean the very best tailors, the most skilled mechanics in the country.
3
They enrolled women as motor car drivers, telegraphers, wireless operators, agriculturists and skilled mechanics.
4
The average amount of wages earned by the skilled mechanics when regularly employed was 33s.
5
They are not skilled mechanics in any wise.
6
Tom immediately sent for one of his skilled mechanics, a man whom he knew to be trustworthy.
7
Germany is producing a race of first-rate clerks and skilled mechanics, who are working hard to enrich the Jews.
8
And for all these things there must be inventors and skilled mechanics, and to produce these there must be schools.
9
The immigrants of those days were mostly farmers and skilled mechanics, who brought with them the habit and prestige of success.
10
We have already transferred a large number of skilled mechanics from non-war work to munition making, and daily the number grows.
11
We want three classes of infant schools: one for the middle class, who will pay; for skilled mechanics, who will pay 2_d.
12
In conjunction with skilled mechanics they work on the carpentry, the plumbing, the masonry, the installation of electricity used in the school building.
13
He must step out from the ranks of skilled mechanics and take such humble positions as his failing strength permitted him to fill.
14
A few tools were gathered together; but skilled mechanics could not be employed to take up the work of instruction in the several courses.
15
Two skilled mechanics had been brought from Quebec, and no one was permitted to see their work nor to learn what they were doing.
16
The agricultural laborers will gradually become skilled mechanics, able to direct threshers, binders, diggers, cultivators, and new implements we have no conception of now.
