Sentence examples for tradesmen at from inspiring English sources

A year ago, Mr. Brown and other skilled tradesmen at the plant were offered $62,500 to retire with all their benefits intact.

In the United Kingdom the Mechanics' Institutes were founded in the rapidly growing industrial towns to provide books and lectures to workers and tradesmen at prices lower than those of the subscription libraries.

Akleh's act went largely unremarked, but on 17 February tradesmen at Hareeqa in Damascus responded to police brutality by gathering in their thousands to chant "The Syrian people won't be humiliated".

As early as 1865 Selfe gave regular classes in mechanical drawing to tradesmen at the Sydney Mechanics School of Artss in Pitt Street.

"They're going to want us to give something up," Tim Preston, 50, a tradesman at Chrysler's Jefferson Avenue North assembly plant in Detroit, said Monday.

By Kastner and James Thurber The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931P. 9 Talk story about the Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, located at 16 West 44th Street, which was formed in 1785 t aid mechanics and tradesmen in the period of post-Revolution depression.

Maybe tradesmen are at the top of the heap?

The GR-HEV is not a plug-in hybrid, as Mitsubishi believes tradesmen would balk at plugging the brute in at the work site.

Underlying UK & Ireland sales rose 4.4% helped by a 12% rise in sales at Screwfix, Kingfisher's business aimed at tradesmen.

Jeff Forristal, chief technology officer of BlueBox, likened the issue to a tradesman arriving at a building, presenting his ID to a security guard and being given special access to its infrastructure without a phone call being made to the tradesman's employer to check he is really on its books.

In fact, McGovern looks altogether très chic in a snug, layered woollen way – although she wouldn't get past the tradesmen's entrance at Downton.