Sentence examples for a butcher whose from inspiring English sources

A butcher whose meat is one veggie.

He is better known as Smitty -- a butcher whose Stetson-topped portrait has adorned a few facades along 12th Avenue.

Peter Sorice, a butcher whose store sits between the gallery and the restaurant, was somewhat more forgiving.

Born in Farnworth, near Bolton, in Lancashire, Frank was the son of Maggie (nee Griffin) and Josiah, a butcher, whose families had relocated from Ireland in the 19th century to work in the mills.

In the market's early years, "the shopkeepers were all Jewish and Italian and the customers were mostly Jewish and Italian," recalled Allen Ruhalter, a butcher whose business, begun by his father, is the market's only survivor from its opening day.

The New Yorker, April 29 , 1944P. 15 In a nearby town dewll a butcher whose son, an Air Forces sergeant, was recently decorated by Eisenhower for gallantry in action.

"Sounds to me like this man wants a bleeding job," Reginald Dunmore, a local butcher whose van advertising "carvery's" earned him a letter from Mr. Richards.

"We're angry and they're angry," said John Maina, a stocky butcher, whose weapon of choice on Saturday was a three-foot table leg with exposed screws.

In the thousands of speeches that Mozilo gave over the years, he almost always described himself as the son of a Bronx butcher whose family was too poor to own a home.

Mr. Caine, appearing in flashbacks, plays Jack, a London butcher whose friends, along with his son (Mr. Winstone), are journeying to the seaside to scatter his ashes.

The novel opens with him being saved from suicide by a halal butcher whose entrance his car is blocking ("No one gases himself on my premises. We are not licensed").