Sentence examples similar to purveyor mark from inspiring English sources

And the salt expert and purveyor Mark Bitterman has called into question the palates of the many chefs and cookbook writers who routinely recommend the use of kosher salt, which he views as an industrial, soulless product that tastes bad.

The purveyors, realizing they have a mark, offer to rent their studio to Tommy for the making of the film, and their own professional crew comes with it.

Some will say this latest feature by the celebrated Italian art-schlock purveyor Dario Argento, Ms. Argento's father, marks a sad decline in the talents of a supremely confident craftsman.

Among the best purveyors -- aside from the cinemas that mark up Whoppers so astronomically I once thought of standing outside and scalping them -- is Dylan's Candy Bar on the Upper East Side, named after and run by Ralph Lauren's daughter (a person in her own right).

The enlistment, last Thursday, of Rudolph Giuliani the former mayor of New York and now a purveyor of security advice and partisan rants as a personal lawyer to Donald Trump marked the entry into the President's legal drama of another character whose presence was unlikely and yet somehow inevitable.

The teacher of music is less a reservoir of useful tricks than a purveyor of information: which tempo might work, how harmony affects accentuation, what a phrase mark means, how "allegro" in 1780 and "allegro" in 1880 mean different things.

The album marked the completion of the 24-year-old's metamorphosis from Nashville poppet to all-powerful purveyor of sophisticated pop.

NZ purveyors of punk and exclaimation marks Die! Die! Die! are coming to Australia for a tour we're presenting.

Or check with a good cheese purveyor.

He was a purveyor of aplomb.

Yves becomes a purveyor of illusions".