Sentence examples for proprietors over from inspiring English sources
Constant clashes, however, developed between the New Jersey and the New York proprietors over the precise nature of the New Jersey grant.
Scotland's Foreshore tells the story of the battle that took place during the nineteenth century and into the early twentieth century between the Crown and private proprietors over the ownership of the foreshore.
"UK citizens deserve to know that when they go to sleep at night their secrets and their nation's secrets aren't shared in the newspaper column of the prime minister's wife the next day, or traded away with newspaper proprietors over fine wine".
It is when it comes from this kitchen, where Jean François Bruel has been the executive chef since 2003, and which Daniel Boulud, the proprietor, watches over from a windowed perch above the saucepans and sieves.
507, 511, 19 L.Ed.2d 576 (1967), could exist for a proprietor over the stock of such an enterprise.
There were also clashes with Budworth's mother Julia, the magazine's proprietor, over some of Johnson's racier content and her alleged self-promotion.
Conflicts with the lords proprietor over economic support, trade with local peoples, and the authority of the Commons House (the colony's representative assembly) resulted in the overthrow of proprietary rule and the conversion of Carolina to a royal colony in 1719.
All About People (AAP) began out of the desire to contribute to this community, just as communities have fed All About People's proprietor over the years.
They usually sat at a long table up front, across from the cashier's desk, and Harry Panagakos, the proprietor, sometimes came over and sat with them.
When the sightseers had gone, we sent for the proprietor, who came over to us, walking briskly and only once or twice checking his course by touching a table.
There was a Conservative politician, me, trying to win over newspapers, trying to win over television, trying to win over proprietors – but not trading policies for that support".
