Sentence examples for vegetable merchant from inspiring English sources

Itō Jakuchū, son of a prosperous Kyōto vegetable merchant, was an independent master of both ink and polychrome forms.

The family members in the cluster had a banquet in late April when the vegetable merchant was already ill and coughing heavily.

My mother was a competitive cook and my father was a fruit and vegetable merchant," said Mimi. (She wrote a book about her mom's cooking called From My Mother's Kitchen).

After leaving school, Macartney worked for a fruit and vegetable merchant near Sydney's Sussex Street docks, honing his batting skills by practising without pads on a wooden wharf during his lunch break.

In the raid, an undercover force, reportedly disguised as vegetable merchants, entered the village first.

At the outdoor markets in France, most vegetable merchants customarily sell beets already cooked, as a convenience to shoppers.

Many Kennedy Towers residents remember when bread and milk trucks, as well as vegetable merchants, cruised the streets, 50 and 60 years ago.

Plump chickens grow golden on the slowly turning rotisserie at one stand, creamy little discs of the season's new chevres are displayed by the fromager across the way, and the fragile wooden boxes of tiny but intensely perfumed wild strawberries (from Tunisia) sit in a perfect still life on the counter of a fruit-and-vegetable merchant.

The son of a vegetable-and-fruit merchant at the Tehran bazaar, Rafiqdoost got his big break in 1979, when he was chosen to drive Ayatollah Khomeini from the airport after his triumphal return from exile in Paris.

Sangzao is a farming town of 30,000 where merchants sell vegetables from blankets on the road.

Because the British law allows only the sale of vegetables on Sunday, some merchants opened shops where they sell vegetables on the understanding that the customer would receive an equivalent amount of furniture, which he can select, as a free gift.