Examples of smith

• The smith is the ultimate sorcerer, who - while being visibly forging - is dealing with invisible forces which he masters or manipulates.

• Hunters have to pay a certain tribute in meat in return for the new arrowheads they receive from the smith.

• The banks have the unique ability to costlessly smith gold into a single gold consumption good.

• Finally, banks smith the gold into the gold consumption good, and it is withdrawn and consumed by the depositors-intermediate-goods producers.

• The smith not only is a kind of obstetrician, helping 'to deliver' the iron, he is also a carnivore.

• Still, the smiths are very much respected and feared.

• This smith-without-strength is unable to create, to transform matter, to generate.

• By the early 1930s, however, the image of the smith had begun to fade or even drop out altogether.

• The smith is also one of the strongest sorcerers (mologre).

• The analogy between the poet and smith turned only on the lesson that the fact of each man's labor could provide to others.

• Changes also occurred in the assemblage, as smiths were able to craft harder and more durable awls and needles from the new alloys.

• Their fishermen, hunters, and husbandmen, brought in their stores and delicacies : their smiths, carpenters, and weavers, and believe me, there are such among them, displayed their curious manufactures.

• Yet the knowledge they yield is a far cry from that of, say, the stonemason, smith, potter or carpenter, which comes from a lifetime's experience of working with the material.

• Binham held a weekly market and annual fair which attracted numerous craftsmen; tanners, carpenters, smiths and tailors, to the parish.

• Smith argues that industrialization and regular employment only complicate matters.