Sentences with phrase «childhood hobby»

You never know which childhood hobby might turn into a living.

Yuki Midorikawa returns with yet another volume of Natsume's Book of Friends, taking us back to the enchanting bittersweet realm of a boy haunted by Yokai due to his grandmother's strange childhood hobby.

The silent childhood hobby, the sus - tained studio career, both re ect his one abiding focus: the possibility of the camera.

You can start by picking up a childhood hobby you've lost touch with, or try something entirely new; you might be surprised by what you learn about yourself!

Documentary from Academy Award ® nominee Don Burgess exploring the origins of skateboarding culture, through the lens of the 1965 Palisades Skateboard Team, who reinvented a childhood hobby into a sport, bringing it to the vanguard of popular culture.

Our guest speaker Patrick Wood, Director of Space Systems at Lockheed Martin UK, explains how he turned his childhood hobby of tinkering with electronic circuitry into a career which has taken him to the very pinnacle of the satellite technology sector.

Dog training began as a childhood hobby, which evolved into a 25 - year career as a professional dog trainer, dog behavior consultant and a dog bite expert witness in Los Angeles, California.

This list is in many ways an extension of a childhood hobby of crunching numbers in a strategy game.

Champagne and Wax Crayons tells the story of illustrator and art director Ben Tallon as he grew his childhood hobby of drawing into a freelance career.

Skibska, an artist whose roots lie in Communist Poland, has been greatly influenced by her architectural background (in addition to the lack of creativity she found within it), coupled with her childhood hobbies of creating art in the form of dioramas out of found materials, which included — among other things — broken glass.