Sentence examples for * the tradesmen from inspiring English sources

Bow to the tradesmen, bow to the masses!

Many of the tradesmen have hooped wooden cages that contain partridges.

"And how would I pay the tradesmen?" There was an hysterical edge to her voice.

Weitz walked around, shaking hands with the tradesmen of Rodeo Drive.

"He used that because it's what the tradesmen know how to do, " Mr. Darling added.

All the tradesmen were assuming I was her husband and were trying to get me to buy things for her.

"There is a great deal of trust involved when hiring a tradesman for both the tradesman and the customer and therefore cheque payments do not provide a viable alternative especially when, if the cheque bounces, the tradesmen could be dangerously out of pocket and in some circumstances forced out of business as a result".

Ideally, bankruptcy laws enable the tradesman to keep working.

Tariq Dag Khan, of the tradesman website Rated People, said: "David Gauke's comments that it is morally wrong to pay tradesmen in cash do little to help tradesmen who are struggling in a difficult economic climate.

Virginia Woolf bracketed him with Arnold Bennett as "the tradesman of letters".

Note Hemingway's employment of colorism in "To Have and Have Not" ("The Tradesman's Return").