"Hiya, Sam, " said the proprietor, a fellow called Sydney Katz.
The proprietor was a Greek with hairy arms.
The proprietor of the stall said to them: "You cannot live here any longer.
She was visiting an antique shop and the proprietor wiped down every item before showing it.
Leben is really not that the proprietor is all suitable aha although good.
Later he became proprietor of a circuit of theatres and music halls on the northeast coast.
Over the years I got to know the 2 proprietor, an 3 amiable, otherwise-retired 4 chap named Don.
The proprietor arrived with the beer just as Radclif, frowning puzzledly, sighed and tucked the paper back in its envelope.
Suppose you are the proprietor of Soups online, your online source for all things hot and brothy.
The Russian peasant is a small land-hungry proprietor, as far from communism in his thoughts and methods as a whale is from flying;
We are the sole developer and proprietor of our technology, do not license any products from others, and do not outsource or offshore any of our operations.
The proprietor avoided a yearning glance for help which the boy now cast in his direction by having wandered off to attend another customer.
A report published last month noted that in many cases, claimed "returns" meant simply that a displaced proprietor reasserted his title and then rented out or sold his old home.
For example, many states require a sole proprietor to use their own name for the business name unless they formally file another name as a trade name, or fictitious name.
In some, the landowners are a class in themselves, almost entirely separate from the classes engaged in industry. in others, the proprietor of the land is almost universally its cultivator,owning the plough, and often himself holding it.
Almost invisible to the eye, the kiosk's proprietor peers from a small window in the centre of this sea of products, through which an arm extends to take your roubles and deliver your purchases.
You are the proprietor of the transcendental abode, and Your most sacred glories, which are sung by Vrindavan's cowherd men and women and their servants, bestow all auspiciousness just by being heard.
