Sentence examples for tradesman's from inspiring English sources
On the other side of the Ritz's revolving door, the small crowd of hard-bitten paparazzi lolling round in their leathers were asking themselves a different question - how to ensure Diana did not cheat them of their picture by slipping out of the Ritz's tradesman's entrance?
(Does anyone know how to draw lines of fairness to regulate derivatives as the U.S. is about to do? Do we trust the market to do so instead?) If we are to spend our days skeptically double-checking every tradesman's billing, every contact with the marketplace, then it's time we viewed the market itself skeptically.
But in the past, musicians had gone through the tradesman's entrance of the castle and got fed the scraps from the kitchen; it's only our culture that has elevated musicians to heights and I wasn't sure then, and I'm not sure now, that it's a healthy thing.
This was tradesman's work, and he had had enough of that in his earlier days.
But spending on tradesmen's services has held steady.
A central estate or "phalanstery" would be surrounded by tradesmen's workshops, cultural institutions and farmland.
There is a tradesmen's entrance to the Saatchis' Belgravia home.
But there are many tradesmen's stools, and those for itinerant barbers outnumber all others.
Julie Kirkbride, the shadow culture secretary, complained that she was being asked to enter Downing Street by the "tradesmen's entrance".
