Sentence examples for cottager from inspiring English sources
The word "cottager" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a person who lives in a cottage, either as their primary residence or a vacation home. For example: "The cottagers along the lake enjoyed a peaceful weekend."
The painting, now in the collection of the Huntington Library, Arts Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, Calif., an organizer of this exhibition, is an idealization of humble rural life, depicting a female cottager and her cherubic cupidlike children at the edge of a rustic cottage door in majestic, windswept woods.
One vacationing Maine-coast cottager with a dinky summertime TV set — this cottager — had recently fallen into the habit of going upstairs to brush his teeth and put on his pajamas after watching Bonds's first at-bat, returning before the second one, and tottering back up to bed when it was over, never mind the rest of the game.
The sickroom of Collins's fiction is populated by men who cannot bear loud noise and women who cannot digest cake; an identical twin, who has turned himself blue by drinking silver nitrate to cure his epilepsy; a Hebridean cottager whom daylight burns like quicklime.
That is intended to include the closet case and the cottager who goes home to wife and children.
Tempers flared and the keeper called Frost "a damned cottager" before raising his shotgun at the two men.
Director-star Ripploh plays a version of himself: an earnest and dull schoolteacher by day – by night a dedicated cottager, and frequenter of public lavatories and bath houses.
When the drills were drawn, the manure spread, and the seed laid in, a bean was placed between every two of the sets; and this task performed, he had nearly a half of the pulse remaining, which he distributed among the neighbouring cottagers, with a recommendation to try the same experiment.
The experiments of the cottagers proved equally successful; and, in submitting the above statement, as verbally communicated by the rev.
Moreover, the waters of the resort region are endangered because of the high concentration of cottagers.
The Cottagers have allowed 141 shots on target against them this season, more than any other team in the top flight.
Fulham chairman Mohamed Al-Fayed remains fully committed to the Barclays Premier League club despite the Cottagers posting a £16.9million loss for the last financial year.
