Guilds

Funny that it harkens back to the original medieval notion of a guild much more so than what we refer to as guilds -- much more about creating collaboratively and building a discipline that allows everyone to advance their skills collectively. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are generally more social, and may form in guilds and so on. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I think the number of people trying to join guilds to clear out your guild bank has surpassed the number of tells I get from gold farmers. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The episode also hints at a social dimension to the making and selling of art materials, at the rivalries that existed within guilds and across the boundaries of the guilds, corporate communities, and the scientific communities, as well. 7 Superficially, the disagreement outlined in the two books concerned competence. ❋ Unknown (2006)

This strategy is as old as guilds from the 15th century. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Moreover, distributism, unlike socialism, does not look to the state to accomplish everything, but primarily works for the establishment of groups--modern "guilds"--which are not organs of the state and which are to play the most important role in ensuring that property serves its true end, namely, the promotion of human welfare. ❋ Unknown (2007)

In Germany, as elsewhere, however, the most striking feature of the guilds was the close connexion they established between religion and daily life. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The records of the provincial councils held in those districts also show that the guilds were a matter of no small concern for the ecclesiastical authorities; for a long time the Church was bent on extirpating from their organization a number of objectionable features which made them a menace to morals. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The guilds are the sovereigns of the areas they control; neither they nor the rest of the player populace can do anything within the context of their virtual world to affect the gods. ❋ Unknown (2007)

“The guilds are our business partners, and we always welcome a dialogue with them on any business-related issue that affects their members,” ABC said in a statement. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The Renaissance artists 'protracted revolt against the guilds was a fight on several fronts: a fight for social recognition, for the recognition of art as an intellectual rather than a man - ual occupation; a fight for the inclusion of painting, sculpture, and architecture among the disciplines of the liberal arts; a fight, moreover, for the right of free men to look after themselves and act as their con - sciences dictated. ❋ RUDOLF WITTKOWER (1968)

The masters organized associations called guilds and dominated all the conditions of the manufacture to a far greater extent than is possible under present conditions. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Over and above all the guilds were a burgomaster and council elected by their fellow-townsmen, their duties being to regulate the relations of the various guilds to one another, and provide for the general welfare of the city. ❋ Paul Barron Watson (N/A)

That would imply that she belongs to various societies or guilds, which is not probably the impression you desire to convey. ❋ Walter Germain (N/A)

I have seen in some of that lost literature of the old guilds, which is now everywhere coming to light, a list of the stage properties required for some village play, one of those popular plays acted by the medieval trades unions, for which the guild of the shipwrights would build Noah's Ark or the guild of the barbers provide golden wigs for the haloes of the Twelve Apostles. ❋ Unknown (1905)

The trading, manufacturing, and commercial classes in each locality began to form themselves into groups, or what might be called guilds, of their own, with the object of common protection, in order to secure an opening for their traffic and their industry, and for the preservation of the earnings and the profits which came of their skill and energy. ❋ Justin McCarthy (1898)

But the artisans of the towns were soon grouped into powerful organizations, called guilds, so carefully managed and so well disciplined that they dominated every craft and controlled every detail in every trade. ❋ Samuel Peter Orth (1897)

The origin of Plough Monday dates back to pre-Reformation times, when societies of ploughmen called guilds used to keep lights burning upon the shrine of some saint, to invoke ❋ Unknown (1892)

My guild [roxors] the [pvp] server in [EverQuest] dude. ❋ [LK]Myrik (2004)

A: [I'm bored]. [I don't] have anybody to [play games] with! B: Try joining a guild! ❋ Vegeta897 (2005)

we have a guild [friendship]. ❋ Eirwio3urskjdfu358uewijkfrwk3u (2008)

person 1: Hey have you heard of [guilded] person 2: Yeah, Better then discord because it has more features and staff aren't toxic person 3: BuT [gUiLdEd] iS a CoPy Of dIscOrD person 1: Discord copied [Slack] ❋ The YouTuber Definer (2021)

Person A: Let's go [watch a movie]. Person B: I have [guildness] to attend to tonight. Person A: What the hell is guildness? Person B: Businesswith my guild idiot. Person A:.......You need a life. *[flicks] off* ~_~,,|,, *walks away* ❋ The Big LeGasp (2011)

Person 1: Hey, what happened to the [guild]? Person 2: That [Season 2] [patch] happened. ❋ Guildless Vindictus Player (2012)

My "Guilds" [website] is awesome [I got this] website from [ejeet] as always. ❋ Ejeetnet (2010)

[I'm sorry], can't go out with my American friends tonight. I'm going [Mook] with [the Guild]. ❋ Tazzarama (2015)

Our [guilds] [gunna] [r0x0rz j00r b0x0rz]! ❋ Kori (2004)

In this RPG game that I play it is [the guild] building but we all refer to it as the Guilding instead. It is less [cumbersome] to refer to [the Guild] Building as a Guilding when we refer to when we send messages to one another. ❋ Kevisaurus (2009)