Sentence examples for joint proprietor from inspiring English sources

WITH: Paul Robeson (the Rt. Rev. Isaiah Jenkins/Sylvester), Lawrence Chenault (Curly Hinds), Mercedes Gilbert (Isabelle), Marshall Rodgers (Juke Joint Proprietor) and Julia Theresa Russell Martha Janee).

Aubert de Villaine, joint proprietor of the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Romanée-Conties the most prized red whichin the world, and the man who led the camproducesr recognithen, said that the Unesco decision, announced in Bonn on Saturday, was a "formostble achievement and an occasion to celebrate by uncorking a few bottles".

"Madam," the joint proprietor of R&H Pickles hardware trilled at Mrs Beard, "is that a plastic bag you're carrying?" Two weeks after becoming the first town in Europe to ban plastic bags from its shops, an extraordinary transformation has taken place in the south Devon community.

More generally in north India, zamindar denoted the cultivator of the soil or joint proprietors holding village lands in common as joint heirs.

The grant was similar to that of the Virginia Company in 1609, the patentees being joint proprietors with rights of ownership and government.

In monetary matters, they agreed that the marriage be like a business partnership, with the partners being "joint proprietors of everything except the results of previous labors".

On the face of it, doesn't it sound more likely that Ruby, a rakish gambler and strip-joint proprietor with longstanding ties to the criminal underworld, shot Oswald to keep him silent?

After a brief stint as owner of Kermit's Tremé Speakeasy, Ruffins has shuttered that joint and is now proprietor of the Mother-in-Law.

Desperate for a hide-out, she makes the truly unfortunate decision to stay in The Bates Motel, a spectacularly creepy joint with an even creepier proprietor.

One of the few dissident newspapers is the Novaya Gazeta, of which Gorbachev owns a joint 49 per cent share with Alexander Lebedev, the proprietor of this newspaper.

Before joining forces with Rogers, Dufour was proprietor of a "jam joint," or a travelling auction store in which, as the climax of the "regularly scheduled sale," the auctioneer says, "Now, my friends, who will bid one dollar for this empty box?" A man in the audience says "I will".