Words are the least reliable purveyor of Truth.
You might say he was a purveyor of stolen property.
The purveyor rised the price of the products.
Mozart was, all , not a mere purveyor of music But the supreme dramatic geniuses all time.
For its part, the Shanghai - listed aka Swellfun is also a purveyor of high - end spirits.
Arch Daily, a trusted purveyor of architecture news, recently announced the winners of its 2016 Building of Year Awards.
Mozart was, after all , not a mere purveyor of music but one of the supreme dramatic geniuses of all time.
Pauline’s father, Julius Koch, had built a considerable fortune as a grain dealer and purveyor to the royal Württemberg court.
That's cool for a virtual-goods purveyor like Zynga (whose gross margins on a product that costs nothing are 100%) but bad for almost any other merchant.
The channel reinvented itself in 1996 as a purveyor of tawdry nostalgia with Pop-Up Video and perfected the form six years later with I Love the 80s.
Starbucks, the omni-present purveyor of lattes and espressos was probably most responsible for raising the bar on what constitutes good coffee.
Mrs. Seid inherited the shop in 1964, recasting the general store as a purveyor of antiques and porcelain ("I wasn't going to cut meat, " she said indignantly).
The point of Sky News, which loses money, is that it burnishes BSkyB's image, turning the broadcaster into something more respectable than a purveyor of football, films and American dramas.
"'I, El-Kobbir, a slave-merchant, and purveyor of the harem of his highness, acknowledge having received for transmission to the sublime emperor, from the French lord, the Count of Monte Cristo, an emerald valued at eight hundred thousand francs;
Outback's menu offers a variety of freshly-prepared, made to order, grilled, Aussie inspired dishes that distinguish the brand as the quality purveyor of the "down under" dining experience.
