Sentence examples similar to I purvey from inspiring English sources

So, I may be purveying a myth here, but I am sticking with it.

I've been in some kind of food business for the better part of my life, both preparing and purveying; I'm an eternal student of the subject.

QUESTION FROM BILL STOTT: Many "liberal" Americans — in which number I include you and me — now fear that liberal (and, I think, rational) opinions of the sort you purvey are growing more endangered than in earlier generations.

"What we've been hearing from our top agents is that they have buyers who have come into money," Ms. Purvey said, "and they're saying, 'I want to be a cowboy and own a ranch.' But they don't have a clue how to run a ranch.

Is Waugh in hock to the riots that he records, or does he purvey a more Apollonian calm?

No, when I talk of British food at its best, I mean old-fashioned comfort-purveying nursery food.

LinkedIn would also purvey business advice.

The tweets referred to them as "Purvey".

— than persist in fawning over restaurants that purvey simple cooking.

Rather, I think that the very notion of the children's movie is, too often, a coup of marketing that comes disguised in the very virtues that the movies purvey.

"It's the sort of humour circus clowns purvey.