Sentences with phrase «blacksmith named»

In the first half of the last century, a German blacksmith named Alfred Keller began crafting some of the most surrealistic, alien - seeming sculptures the world had ever seen — delicate works which took months to complete.
Some of the acting is top shelf, including a ridiculously sultry shrine maiden named Shikimi, and the gruff blacksmith named, Tatara.
In 1838, a young blacksmith named John left his home in Vermont to find fortune in the west.

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In fact, the Blacksmith Institute, an environmental health group based in New York City, named lead — acid battery recycling as one of the worst environmental problems in the world in October.
That partly explains her attraction for a young blacksmith by the name of Will Turner.
For a little more about Call of Duty 2014, Game Informer has shown off the below in - game screenshot, which has BLACKSMITH in the image name:
The story, set in Kent in the middle of the 19th Century, mostly surrounds an orphan named Pip (Jeremy Irvine, War Horse), whom we meet early on being raised by his very stern older sister (Hawkins, Blue Jasmine) and her benevolent husband, Joe the blacksmith (Flemyng, Hanna).
The husband / wife McKissack team, using a setting in the early 1800s in Charleston, South Carolina, has created a scenario in which a young black girl named Charlotte questions her father Price Jeffries, a former slave and blacksmith, about various racial injustices they encounter.
Evansville is a town of 2,500 residents that was named after W.T. Evans, a local blacksmith.
, there is a young, lazy boy by the name of Link, the apprentice of a blacksmith.
Six generations after ALTTP, there is a young, lazy boy by the name of Link, the apprentice of a blacksmith.
You play as a character named Henry, a young blacksmith who loses his home and family at the hands of the mercenary army belonging to the king's half - brother Sigismund.
Evansville is a town of 2,500 residents that was named after W.T. Evans, a local blacksmith.
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