Sentence examples for tradie from inspiring English sources

Here's a few of the more notable: This fairly uninspiring call to action comes from the Liberals' (in famous "fake" tradie ad, the ad itself the subject of a minor media frenzy, with reporters camping out on the lawn of the man featured in the video.

Shorten said the tradie had to be an actor: "The problem with the Liberal ad is exactly the same problem with Mr Turnbull - Australians can spot a fake when they see one".

He responded saying if the tradie was not given a redundancy payout he would have access to the Fair Entitlements Guarantee scheme which gives people taxpayer-funded redundancy payouts of up to $39,216.

What's he doing drinking coffee on the job?" But whether Turnbull's tradie is real, fake, or a confection of the internet is a bit beside the point, writes Van Badham: "Someone needs to tell him that if he's worried about blue collar jobs, the last thing he should consider is voting for more non-solutions from this mob".

Very much a community-focussed club, news that the one-time East Gosford tradie is surplus to requirements is, on the surface at least, hugely surprising.

The Coalition has been roundly derided for its new television ad, which shows a genial tradie who "just wants to get ahead with an investment property" urging those of like mind to "stick with the current mob for a while".

Actual tradies responded to the clip in an amusing video for Junkee: "He's not a tradie.

In court, she compares Stephen Moules physically with Farquharson ("I was not the only woman" to do so), and admits that Moules "gave off that little buzz of glamour peculiar to the Australian tradie".

(I confess the whole tradie-off in politics has been ruined for me forever with the "diamond studded toolbox" rendered in Bruce Hawker's recent political memoir.

The Brookvale Hotel welcomes visitors with the enveloping thick funk of man, of eau-de-tradie, of old beer and new, of Tooheys New.

A girl trapped in a boy's body, deep inside a boys' school in the footy-, trande- and surfie-revering Mornington peninsula.