Sentence examples for tradesman of from inspiring English sources

In one debate, an opponent described her father as "a tradesman of some description.

Virginia Woolf bracketed him with Arnold Bennett as "the tradesman of letters".

At any rate, it is one step up from being damned as a tradesman of letters by a woman who lived on dividend payments.

Its tenuous plight as the honest tradesman of the TV news business is reflected in the scripts of "The Newsroom" — Will McAvoy works for Atlantis World Media, named after a lost kingdom, and there are liberal sprinklings of "Man of La Mancha," with arguments over who is being more quixotic.

In recent years, the job of making new stars for the wall has passed to Tim Johnston, a little-known tradesman out of Manassas, Virginia, who ordinarily makes bespoke bathrooms and kitchen surfaces.

Chat with Dr. Merrill W. Chase, of the Rockefeller Institute, the leader of a crusade to have the Bacteriologists status changed, for tax purposes, from that of an association of tradesmen to that of a scientific organization.

Weitz walked around, shaking hands with the tradesmen of Rodeo Drive.

If young people knowingly decide to start out as the tradesmen of the future, that's quite all right.

In March, the clubs will decamp to a 7,500-square-foot 7,500-square-foot 7,500-square-footrs of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradespaceof the Ciny of New York.

Many guild workmen and tradesmen of that day practiced a type of singing based on elaborate rules; to become meistersingers ("master singers"), they had to prove themselves in a contest.

ZIEGLER--Theodore E. The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York mourns the passing of our Past President (1984) who joined the Society in 1978 and served on several committees from 1978 through 1994.