Sentence examples for fellow proprietors from inspiring English sources

I wondered why Bowman, like her fellow proprietors, was disavowing economic theory and not trying to maximize her profits.

Evan Harris, joint executive director of Hacked Off, which represents victims of press intrusion, accused the government of "caving in to Rupert Murdoch and his fellow proprietors" by launching an "unnecessary consultation".

The proprietor, a spare fellow with spectacles, also looked left over from an Eastwood film set.

Read David Remnick's full tribute here Financial Times editor and former Stern fellow "Everyone from the doorman to the proprietor called him Ben.

The New Yorker, October 2, 1926 P. 21 Definition of a man-about-town given by the proprietor of a Harlem night club: "a fellow who has a different girl for every suit of clothes and a different suit of clothes for every time he comes in here during an evening".

The same cannot be said of his compatriot, Alexander Lebedev, the proprietor of two British newspapers, who has been shown punching a fellow panellist on a televised discussion programme.

The proprietors, taking pity on the ang moh (foreigner — literally, "red head"), presented me with a straw, to the amusement of my fellow patrons.

Its proprietors were the Congreves.

He pictured the proprietors so….

Proprietors call the tune.

Brave fellow.