Sentence examples for road mender from inspiring English sources

Bridie convinces herself that she loves Dano Ryan, an affable road mender.

He feels that a psychologist has the same relation to the poet that a road mender has to a miner The psychologist and the road mender go down about two inches.

The novel ends with him as a road mender, in a forest in the middle of nowhere.

Maxwell endured comedy and domestic chaos for the love of his pet, and seductively described the idyll of their life together before it was brutally brought to an end for Mij with the blunt end of a road mender's mallet.

Servants, sailors, watermen, farm carters, artisans in the building trade, labourers and road menders, forest workers.

A young man in South Africa was in charge of a road menders' camp in a remote territory.

In May 1889, van Gogh made two very similar versions of the same painting: "The Large Plane Trees (Road Menders at Saint-Rémy)," now in the Cleveland Museum of Art, and "The Road Menders," in the Phillips Collection.

She claimed, however, that, "What I really like to draw best are people who work: fishermen and road menders.

"In the case of 'The Road Menders' and 'The Large Plane Trees,' " Mr. Robinson said, "it's easy to tell which came first.

By Nadine Gordimer The New Yorker, May 23 , 1959P. 36 A young man in South Africa was in charge of a road menders' camp in a remote territory.

The curators first used X-rays to reveal that the under-layers of "The Large Plane Trees" (in Cleveland) are a dense, almost illegible flurry of brush strokes, whereas the under-layers of "The Road Menders" (at the Phillips) match the surface of the painting almost exactly.