The heroism of the crowd and the blood of its martyrs ordinary Parisian artisans, tradesmen, and workers—sanctified the patriot cause.
They were tradesmen and office workers, a security guard and a cook, either building "the city" that gleamed across the bay or working in it.
The miracle plays were performed by guilds of tradesmen – and the workers who performed Towneley plays were probably based in Wakefield in West Yorkshire.
For Kris Van Assche, his vision was a melding of blue-collar and white-collar dressing, taking the principle that the once mighty bankers and bureaucrats have seen their world fall apart while tradesmen and factory workers are gaining panache.
The motel doesn't offer amenities like a concierge or room service, Mrs. Eckstein said, but with room rates less than $100 a night, the motel is often fully booked, with railroad and construction workers, tradesmen like steel or steeple workers or ship builders who often come from out of state to work at nearby businesses.
At the other end are much more complex, multi-person, joint actions, such as a large group of engineers, tradesmen and construction workers jointly building a skyscraper or the members of an army jointly fighting a battle.
By day, Cottrell and his lieutenants were a small band of tradesmen and council workers.
To complement this, 'The Asbestos: Hidden Killer' campaign (HSE, 2009a) was designed to capture the attention of tradesman and maintenance workers and has successfully helped them understand when they might be in contact of asbestos at work and how to protect themselves.
A large proportion of the subjects did not have a college education and predominantly held technical and non-qualified jobs, such as tradesmen or women, factory workers, carpenters and construction workers (Table 1).
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.
