“Rush trained as a ship carver and operated an active workshop for more than fifty years.”

“For the last 11 years I've attempted to earn a living from my skills as a carver and sculptor.”

“A carpenter or carver of mortars and spoons might become a sculptor of statues.”

“A carving of an Asian elephant.”

“The intricate carving on the ancient stone tablet revealed a stunning display of skilled craftsmanship.”

“The quatorze of peace days was fun to the spectators but a corve for the soldiers who marched.”

“It was only Bill Hagger, the putter, with his corve, or basket of coals.”

“The Davy lamp was hung up before him, and the big corve was by his side.”

“The Chichester Cathedral misericord of the amphisbaena is shown to be a memento mori by the surrounding carvings.”

“The walls were no longer plain stone, but now had several wavy carvings along the middle.”

“Two carvings will be placed alongside billboards at each end of Matapihi Peninsula to warn people of the rahui.”

“He carved only with his right hand and was surprised to learn that some carvers were ambidextrous.”

“The earliest English examples were supplied by furniture carvers and gilders as brass fittings for gilded wood girandoles and chandeliers.”

“The work was executed by the Piccirilli Brothers, the leading firm of carvers in New York City.”

“The hurriers were not employed by the mine owners but worked directly for a collier who was paid according to the number of corves sent to bank.”

“All workings here are contrived so that the full corves are put down an inclination and the empty ones up.”

“Next to the corves, the monster grievance of the third estate was the system of enrolments for the militia.”