Sentence examples for our tradesmen from inspiring English sources

These are villages because we know our merchants, our mayors, our tradesmen, our police chiefs and our taxi drivers.

I'm glad I don't think of my business as a transaction engine that attracts homeowners solely in order to justify the fees inflicted on our tradesmen.

Two years on, all three flat owners are saving money, and we feel far more comfortable being able to hire our own choice of tradesmen.

"Subcontracting is a big part of our business - many tradesmen subcontract work," RatedPeople chief executive Chris Havemann tells the BBC.

Bhasker Bhadresha London In the course of renovating our house I met many tradesmen – a diverse group of people who work with their hands and brains.

PETRULA--John M. The Officers, Governors, members and staff of The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of NYC extend our deepest condolences to the family of our beloved Past President and Brother, John M. Petrula.

"ServiceTitan's incredibly fast growth is a testament to the brisk demand for new mobile and cloud-based technology that is purpose-built for the tradesmen and women in our workforce," said Battery Ventures general partner Michael Brown — who's taking a seat on the ServiceTitan board.

However, that "crowding out" theory actually goes back at least as far as Malachy Postlethwayt's 1757 Great Britain's True System, which stated: "The national Debts first drew out of private Hands, most of the Money which should, and otherwise would have been lent out to our skillful and industrious Merchants and Tradesmen: this made it difficult for such to borrow any".

Our immigration policy should reorient itself toward professionals and highly skilled tradesmen, following the lead of Australia, Ireland and Canada.

ZIEGLER--Theodore E. The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York mourns the passing of our Past President (1984) who joined the Society in 1978 and served on several committees from 1978 through 1994.

For some reason, our academics and politicians seem to ignore the importance of well-trained craftsmen and tradesmen (here the suffix "men" in no way excludes female participation, which should be welcome and encouraged).