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To achieve master status in these guilds, artists would often paint versions of Luke depicting the Virgin.

Its landscapes, its technology, its people and its fantastical creatures, from the sandworms to the guild navigator, are all primed for visual realization.

Only 10% of women of color who work in the entertainment industry belong to a union, a guild or a trade organization.

Dozens of top members from the Times and some guild members from Reuters have begun talking to labor attorney Arthur Schwartz to explore options opposing this increase.

There’s a lingering perception in America that apprenticeships are the province of construction and building trades, or even medieval guilds like smithing and glass-blowing.

Inside the guild, men in caps and long gowns sit in twos, weaving together in small rooms.

Online he was a guild leader, delivering rousing speeches to fellow gamers.

While The Rock is reportedly a registered Republican, he is also presumably a member of a union—the Screen Actors Guild.

From being a paid-up member of the Drinkers Guild of America?

“We did not help the Germans,” snaps Kent Nadbornik, the chairman of the Finnish Jewish Veterans Guild.

The king's statue was again set up in Guild hall, London, and the states arms taken down.

In order to become a master, a workman had to produce a masterpiece, which was always dedicated to the saint of his guild.

The Collahuayas of Peru were a guild of itinerant quacks and magicians, who never remained permanently in one spot.

I said the Guild of St. Wilfrid—that's our servers' guild, you know—was absolutely in favour of defiance, open defiance.

Made for the Guild of Armourers, from the first day on which it was set up it has been beloved.