damanas, he who subdues, root dam-; Gr. δαμάω, δάμνημι, v. domo] Prop., one who has subdued or conquered; hence, a master, possessor, ruler, lord, proprietor, owner (cf. herus).
By stepping into certain stores, a visitor encounters self-contained worlds created by their owner-proprietors.
The owner-proprietors of Magicopolis, a family-friendly magic venue on Santa Monica's 4th Street, Spill and Bozena lace their show with ample puns.
On the one hand, they infuse new vitality into neglected communities, attracting restaurateurs, gallery owners, club proprietors and developers.
After five "test drive" weekends with invited guests, the owners-turned-proprietors are welcoming their first paying customers this month.
They're real estate owners, sex proprietors, yiffers, etc. Captains of pretend industry.
Since 85percentt of small business owners (sole-proprietors, partnerships, LLCs, or S-corporations) file as individuals, the reduced rates have led to remarkable growth in their business income.
Owners and proprietors should be encouraged to make their own rules for their own property.
Department of Public Works, owners and building proprietors are demanding high-capacity heat-insulating exterior masonry components specifically for further energy savings.
On November 5, 1908, an information was filed in the court of first instance of the city of Manila, charging plaintiffs in error, with others, as editors, proprietors, owners, directors, writers, managers, administrators, printers, and publishers of the newspaper 'El Renacimiento,' with publishing in that city a libel against Dean C. Worcester, then a member of the Philippine Commission.
As a result of this policy, few European settlers were drawn to the lands ruled by Spain, although it did introduce a competent entrepreneurial and professional group into North America mine owners and operators, proprietors of the haciendas, merchants, administrators, and priests but few members of the middle and working classes.
