Sentence examples for tradesman out from inspiring English sources
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.
Watching the young worker, Frank Zalud, a veteran union tradesman, called out in a voice of encouragement: "Hey!
Instead of carefully pruned trees there are palms; arcades are replaced by brightly coloured tiles; tradesmen are out on the street, their wares displayed on cloths on the ground.
Irvington then was a village of contrasts: many of my school mates were children of the town tradesmen, and helped out in their parents' businesses after school.
That job there, they're crying out for tradesmen and I'm a shit-hot tradesman.
In one debate, an opponent described her father as "a tradesman of some description.
If young people knowingly decide to start out as the tradesmen of the future, that's quite all right.
You've learned from that boob, so now, your GCSE revolution has been handed out through the tradesmen's entrance: Ofqual did it – looking for all the world as if you weren't indoors telling them to.
JE, London After the Able plumber left your mother's home you managed to find another tradesman recommended by a friend who came out, unblocked the toilet with a jetting machine and charged £40.
The Girossi newsstands project, which was never carried out, was a commission from the tradesman Enrique Girossi de Sanctis.
While McCrady's tends to draw Charleston's country-club set, Husk pulls in a more homespun crowd — red-faced farmers and retired schoolteachers, double-wide tradesmen and grandparents out for dinner with their grandchildren.
