Sentence examples for the current proprietors from inspiring English sources

The X-factor in the campaign may be the current proprietors of medical marijuana facilities, who have built a $1 billion industry — and a kind of quasi-legal monopoly — in the state.

The current proprietor of the studio is Michael Schneider, along with his sister Maya.

"He called it Romney's Estate," said Maurice Widdowson, the current proprietor of the plantation, which is now a tourist attraction.

A proposal submitted by the current proprietor, the Patio Cafe, was the first choice of a selection panel.

It is said he will remain harmless as long as the Union Jack flies over the inn, a precaution prudently adopted by the current proprietor.

The original restaurant was established almost four hundred years ago within the walls of the Nazenji temple, and the current proprietor, Yasuie Ishii, is the fifteenth generation of his family to preside there.

The Warburton family have run this free house for more than two decades (the family's links with the pub go back further – the pub sign depicts the father of the current proprietor returning from the second world war) and have just built a new wing with six more rooms.

Mr. West, to his credit, shows signs of caring, and the way he communicates smug pretension and furtive longing in 10-second bursts makes me think he could be a better Dan Humphrey than the current proprietor of that role, the smirky Penn Badgley.

Chris Pallotta, the current proprietor of Country Club Bakery in Fairmont, founded in 1927 by Giuseppe Argiro as People's Bakery and touted by many as the origin point of the pepperoni roll, doesn't seem to mind that his artisanal-quality baked goods are considered by many customers to be mere foils for all manner of condiments.

Although the Wigwam Motel was almost discarded, in a way, having fallen into decay and transformed into a pay-by-the-hour fuck motel (a sign that reads "Do it in a Tee Pee" which once hung outside is now stashed away out back) before it was purchased by the current proprietor's parents for $1 million in 2003, an investment they, as of two years ago, had yet to recoup.

Other features of the house, including antique sconces, were put in by the current owner, an interior designer and proprietor of an upscale housewares store.