Mechanics and tradesmen who come in person to the forest on no other errand, are sure to attend the wood auction, and even pay a high price for the privilege of gleaning after the woodchopper.
I then alluded to my idea that she might add to her small income by selling tea; and, to my surprise (for I had nearly given up the plan), my father grasped at it with all the energy of a tradesman.
Many in the middle lack the skills to move up and are pushed towards the low-wage end of the economy. Machinists and tradesmen become cashiers and call-centre workers.
Landowners and tradesmen were obliged to stay in their livelihoods so they could not escape their share of the tax burden; in that regard at least Diocletian was an equal opportunity tyrant.
" We make it a rule, " said Mr. Grant, never to refuse signing the certificate of an honest tradesman, and we have never heard that you were anything else.
The heroes in these stories were often tradesmen, sailing around the world to establish new trade routes, set up colonies, and bring home exotic goods.
The Vikings then went through a stage of being seen by historians as rather civilised-more tradesmen and travellers than pillagers-in fact they became almost cuddly.
America's housing crisis is in part being accelerated by the cost to build new homes because we don't have enough tradesmen to keep up with the demand for new housing.