1
The legions were skilled workmen, able to turn their hand to anything.
2
Then follows crystallization, and this too requires skilled workmen and extreme care.
3
There were few skilled workmen, for almost everything was made at home.
4
Here were the skilled workmen who became the hands of the telephone business.
5
Some of these are skilled workmen who are engaged in carpentry.
6
Thence, and from Holland, he collected mathematicians, engineers, and skilled workmen.
7
The manufacture of armor requires expensive plants and the aggregation of many skilled workmen.
8
Wages were very low, skilled workmen being paid less than ordinary stevedores in America.
9
All his skilled workmen are the best he can pick out of their various trades.
10
He imported skilled workmen, and adopted the newest improvements.
11
The skilled workmen, the aristocracy of labour, have, as has been shown, gained very considerably.
12
No doubt these "qualified workmen" are what we call " skilled workmen."
13
It was very substantially constructed and by skilled workmen, who no doubt came from Fort Towson.
14
He had no capital, no works, no machinery, no tools, no skilled workmen, no raw material.
15
No trained staff or skilled workmen were available.
16
He can come here and select what men he wants-thesteady ones and the skilled workmen.
