Sentence examples for every proprietor from inspiring English sources

But the compulsion to go for scale is not something every proprietor can live up to.

After a while, son flexes muscles and does what every proprietor with a new newspaper on his hands inevitably does: put his own man in charge.

This had two results: the speakeasies threw comatose bodies into the alleys behind their establishments rather than out the front door, where they would have been visible; and every proprietor on the Bowery began looking for the informer.

He acknowledges that there are benefits to allowing private property in land and its cultivation, but argues that every proprietor owes the community a ground-rent for the land he holds, which should be used as a right of inheritance for all, paying the sum of £15 as a compensation for the loss of natural inheritance at the age of twenty-one and annualual grant to the aged.

Every proprietor of cultivated land, therefore, owes the community a ground-rent for the land he holds.

In Little Tokyo, signs hung in every proprietor's window, each with a different version of relief: "Love for Japan," an earthquake relief benefit concert, was being held by local musicians, a "Save Japan" charity market was on at the Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple and another store had T-shirts that said "Save Japan Now," (all proceeds donated to Red Cross).

Reading a statement from his home in Cape Town, Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, said that every newspaper proprietor and editor who had paid for pictures of the princess had "blood on their hands".

Weather this cold must be the dream of every coffee shop proprietor, right?

Mark Birley, the proprietor, chooses every piece of art and decoration personally.

Every morning, Willie Degel, the proprietor of Uncle Jack's Steakhouse, on West Fifty-sixth Street, less than an avenue away from Trump Tower, has a blunt conversation with his mirror.

Every paycheck he received bounced, and the proprietor has not made good on them.