Sentence examples similar to involved townsman from inspiring English sources
Dating back to before the 16th century, "Hurling the Silver Ball" is considered to be the county's official sport (alongside Cornish wrestling) and involves the Townsmen and Countrymen engaging in what's probably best described as a lawless game of street rugby.
Which barber should a townsman go to?
Chōnin, (Japanese: "townsman"), class of townsmen that emerged in Japan during the early years of the Tokugawa period (1603 1867) and became an influential and prosperous sector of society.
By the time he became a lawyer, in his fifties, he was a respectable bourgeois townsman.
Each year, a townsman applies to the council for the honour of being the Burry Man.
The public face of Bosch, walking the streets of this little city, was that of a good townsman and Catholic.
At great risk and great expense, Camilla secrets a townsman, Ottavio Vernizzi, into the convent to teach Lucrezia music composition.
