Sentence examples for any tradesman from inspiring English sources

I took the paper from him, he grunted, then applied himself to unstrapping his bag, a canvas holdall that I supposed would be as suitable for a photographer as for any tradesman.

In Lola's coy prurience about Marie's love life and her awkward flirtations with any tradesman who drops by the house (the milkman and postman, natch, nicely portrayed by Matthew J. Williamson and Lyle Kanouse), we see a woman who has outgrown the only role she ever learned to play: the cute, ingratiating coquette, trading on sexual promise.

ANY good tradesman will tell you the importance of the bits of a house that you cannot see.

Small knowledge that betrays wider ignorance, handing the tradesman any advantage he seeks.

And there was the man whose wife "would without justification flirt with any builder or tradesman, inappropriately touching them and declaring that she could not stop herself".

A seamstress by trade, she never lost her skills and whipped out pants and jackets for us with the best of any Fashion District tradesman.

At any rate, it is one step up from being damned as a tradesman of letters by a woman who lived on dividend payments.

He was a tradesman.

Is a journalist a tradesman?

"My background is very much an artisan, a tradesman".

Much of his work has to do with the idea of the artist as a tradesman.