Sentence examples for purveyor from from inspiring English sources
"Did you see what's happening in the barn?" a thirty-one-year-old hot-sauce purveyor from Brooklyn asked anyone who would listen.
He recounts the journey of Nobu Matsuhisa, the world's most famous sushi purveyor, from Japan to New York and London by way of Peru, Alaska and Los Angeles.
The Riverhead Project, a restaurant in Riverhead on Long Island, has started a weekly series on Tuesdays called the Wine Project, in which a purveyor from a different local vineyard will lead a dinner and discussion on wines.
They have large ginger beards and a tendency to dress in the dour, high-collared mode of dry-goods purveyors from a century ago.
The market has also allowed her to connect with purveyors, from whom she gets herbs grown on a nearby Vietnamese produce farm, backyard chicken eggs for her mayonnaise, and even a 180-pound pig she recently roasted at the market.
Travel purveyors from Mr. Weston to big adventure sites like Gorp.com and iExplore.com that offer thousands of trips have discovered that the people most likely to go on such trips are also the most Web savvy.
Besides, I've done my time among south London's poultry'n'hot oil purveyors, from Croydon (Chick In A Box) to Brixton's short-lived attempt to make it fashionable (Wishbone).
He has direct relationships with all his purveyors, from a former banker who now raises salmon out of terraced ponds 25 miles from Zurich's city center to a cattle farming family 60 miles away whose small herd gets massages twice daily.
And in November Mountain View made some policy changes to try to eject fake news purveyors from its ad placement network.
In total, burrito purveyors from 13 states made the Daily Meal list, with 12 located in California.
The Expo brought together all types of purveyors from artisanal to corporate but either way you go these healthy bottles have some interesting stories behind them.
