Sentence examples for milk route from inspiring English sources
A couple of years ago he acquired a Milk and Milk Products Class B retail license for Manhattan, a second-hand truck and a milk route, that is a list of established customers in an area, of his own.
I had half a mind to stay in Cleveland and try to marry the boss's son (he raised beef cattle), but I gave up the milk route to get a master's in English at the University of Vermont.
She is her husband's acid-tongued foil, and thanks to her acumen the family is saved from ruin when the milk route fails, an early casualty to chain supermarkets.
From chopping trees in Colorado for the Civil Conservation Corps, to running a milk route for Sheffield Farms in the Bronx, to New York City Transit Officer, to New York City Fireman (rising to Inspector), to a private business career highlighted by founding and taking public a long-term healthcare company, his energy and capacity for reinventing himself was unusual.
Sports were big around there — one of the customers on the milk route Paul worked as a teenager was the retired baseball Hall of Famer Honus Wagner — and Paul was a terrific athlete, winning a state track meet in the 220 and excelling at football and baseball.
They were given a budget, and they adhered to it or else they found themselves on a new milk route in the morning.
They also bought a van to deliver the milk on Mr. Brennan's route and began selling milk routes to others.
Talk story about one of the last remaining independent, milk-route owners making deliveries to Manhattan homes.
By Susan Sheehan The New Yorker, January 28 , 1974P. 29 Talk story about one of the last remaining independent, milk-route owners making deliveries to Manhattan homes.
The New Yorker, January 28 , 1974P. 29 Talk story about one of the last remaining independent, milk-route owners making deliveries to Manhattan homes.
Our findings however showed that caesarean-delivered and total-formula-fed infants also had a microbial composition that is similar to the vaginal-delivered and breast-fed infants by 1 month of age, even though they are not exposed to microorganisms via the conventional vagina and breast-milk routes.
