Sentence examples for which proprietors from inspiring English sources

It is a voluntary body, which proprietors have left when it offends them.

The young Shoreditch tech firm is effectively worth more than Express Newspapers (the Daily Express, Sunday Express, Daily Star and Daily Star Sunday), for which proprietor Richard Desmond has so far failed to find a buyer who is prepared to meet his £100m valuation.

To a greater extent than in most West Indian islands, Grenada's arable land is divided into small holdings on which peasant proprietors cultivate diversified crops.

These now include Schedule C, which sole proprietors use to report business income and expenses, and Schedule E, for investment real estate.

"I think people always exaggerated the extent to which newspaper proprietors could help or damage them," he suggests.

Because the assembly and council divided over the issue of how to tax undeveloped lands (which the proprietors owned in large amounts), the government was short of funds between 1748 and 1751.

Following a parliamentary survey of the route by Charles McNiven, the bill received Royal Assent on 13 May 1791 and became an Act of Parliament for the construction of the canal, by which "the proprietors were empowered to purchase land for a breadth of 26 yards on level ground, and wider where required for cuttings or embankments".

There are situations in which a proprietor can — must — refuse service.

Further down the street he found a pair of white Giustiniani cups for which the proprietor asked 10,000 lire.

To which Larry Thompson, proprietor for the last 30 years of Larry's Barber Shop, said: "America was built on entrepreneurship and capitalism.

We were happy to hang our clothes and dry our boots by the Shangri-La Guesthouse's stove, which the proprietor finally lighted after much prompting.