In the turbulent social waters of mid-Victorian England, she kept a steady hand on the tiller, helping the confused, upwardly mobile daughters of servants and tradesmen to run their households on efficient modern lines.
As a tradesman — I run a construction crew — I had clearly fallen below the social class to which my father thought I should belong.
In this version he calls himself a "drunken sot," and he looks the part of the burly tradesman who has finally had a run of luck in his brush maker business.
We have a contractor who hires the local tradesmen, a whole system running now".
Maybe if you looked at it this way it would be easier to find an online business model that works.Incidentally, I founded and run a business on the internet that helps homeowners find reliable tradesmen.
In France, three organisations claiming medieval descent run residential centres throughout the country, where skills are taught to young crafts and tradesmen who live communally and spend part of their time as travelling journeymen.
The tunnel ran back into the mountainside, like the tradesman's entrance to the underworld, dank and eerie and lit by a receding line of feeble bulbs.
Nao's father had previously worked at the port facility as a tradesman, so he memorised all the underground tunnels and sewerage systems which ran in and out of the facility.
It was ordinary Brits, running small firms, who felt the pain: hairdressers driving to see their customers; tradesmen working from their vans; lorry drivers; taxi drivers; estate agents; anyone who commutes using a car; increased costs passed along the chain affected everyone.
Muscular and tattooed, Parasole still has the swagger of a city tradesman raised in South Brooklyn, although time with him immediately reveals a deep passion for the minutiae of running a record label – from production and design to sales and distribution.
