Sentence examples for of grocers from inspiring English sources

Bolt, the son of grocers in Jamaica's rural Trelawny parish, excelled as a cricket fast bowler in his preteen years.

The wife of a United Nations ambassador complained that an uneducated son of grocers had more social mobility than she.

In southernmost Westchester there are a number of grocers that primarily serve nearby enclaves of Indian expatriates.

Investigating access to fresh, affordable foods in their community might involve taking surveys, mapping locations of grocers or produce carts, and interviewing nutritionists and other experts.

In its day, 35 Cooper Square — then known as 391 Bowery — was part of a community of grocers, hatters and boot and shoe makers on the Bowery.

Modi, too, came from a family of grocers: his father ran a number of tea stalls in the Gujarat city of Vadnagar.

Enter Terrence Mann, carrying a couple of brown paper bags of grocer-ies.

English viewers might, however, be tempted to see in her something of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher.

And a new breed of grocer, exemplified by Tesco's Jack Cohen, understood that retailing is part showbiz.

Up until then, she had thought that her political ideas were a distillation of grocer's shop economics from her father, golf-club economics from Denis – and her own housewife economics.

Son of grocer passed up family business to set own hours.