Sentence examples for new workman from inspiring English sources

Hiring a new workman and placing him on top of the job you want doing will usually trigger him to start it, and he will usually finish related jobs in the same area before moving on to anything else.

Her new book from Workman Press, "Antiques Roadshow Primer," is both an introduction to collecting and the closest thing to a 12-step program for pack rats.

Such pharmacodynamic end points are critical in the development of new molecular therapeutics (Workman, 2002).

There is an increasing need for the development of assays to determine the pharmacodynamic effects of new cancer therapeutics (Workman, 2002).

By Thomas Langan The New Yorker, September 25 , 1926 P. 24Workmen stand in front of a subway excavation waving red flags and announcing a blast by means of saying "Blest!

The two talked about their plans earlier this month sitting in the new kitchen while workmen contributed loud banging noises to the $2 million renovation.

Tearing down houses adjacent to Plymouth Theatre on 45th St. and Broadhurst on 44th St. to make way for Chanin Hotel, and 3 more new gilded auditoriums, workmen discovered one more tree.

The new theory in the Workman case was first developed when one of his appellate lawyers noticed that Lieutenant Oliver's autopsy had concluded that the exit wound was smaller than the entrance wound.

The New Spanish Table, by Anya von Bremzen (Workman, $22.95 paper), a fat book that is more practical than elegant.

Small Plates, Greek Style In the run-up to the Olympics in Athens next month, there is a chance on Wednesday from 5 30 to 7 p.m. to learn how to prepare meze from Susanna Hoffman, the author of "The Olive and the Caper" (Workman, $29.95), a new Greek cookbook.

For instance, workmen were installing new tiles outside the door of an apartment across the hall.