Usa "shopkeeper" in una frase

1. The middle-aged shopkeeper looked at Vidya through his glasses

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2. 'Ahem, excuse me,' I said as the shopkeeper scanned Vidya up and down

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3. The shopkeeper raised an eyebrow

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4. Every shopkeeper had a tense expression

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5. Look at their guts,' another shopkeeper

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6. The tall man next to him, who had listened to the entire exchange from when the Sportsman and his friends returned and left, said simply, “He thinks he's Buffalo Bill Cody, and he's right! You didn't recognize him? He's in the papers often enough?” The tall man shook his head in pity at the shopkeeper and walked away

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7. the fact was that the shopkeeper spoke perfectly good

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8. On the contrary, it, in many cases, prohibited the manufacturer from exercising the trade of a shopkeeper, or from selling his own goods by retail

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9. The manufacturer, however, though he had been allowed to keep a shop, and to sell his own goods by retail, could not have undersold the common shopkeeper

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10. When he carried them from his workhouse to his shop, he must have valued them at the price for which he could have sold them to a dealer or shopkeeper, who would have bought them by wholesale

11. The law which prohibited the manufacturer from exercising the trade of a shopkeeper, endeavoured to force this division in the employment of stock to go on faster than it might otherwise have done

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12. Say to a shopkeeper, Buy me a good estate, and I shall always buy my clothes at your shop, even though I should pay somewhat dearer than what I can have them for at other shops ; and you will not find him very forward to embrace your proposal

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13. But should any other person buy you such an estate, the shopkeeper will be much obliged to your benefactor if he would enjoin you to buy all your clothes at his shop

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14. It subjects, not only the dealers in some sorts of goods, but those in all sorts, every farmer, every manufacturer, every merchant and shopkeeper, to the continual visit and examination of the tax-gatherers

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15. When she passed away, she left the property to a woman shopkeeper she had befriended

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16. After about sixty kilometers, Colling suggested that they might begin asking along the way for the Krazinskys, and with every village and town, they would find a tavernkeeper, barber or shopkeeper, and Colling would ask earnestly about his fictitious relatives

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17. At the police station in Whitesands, Sergeant Jellicoe listened incredulously to the voice of the excited Indian shopkeeper

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18. The shopkeeper looked at him suspiciously and she said:

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19. The shopkeeper thought that it would be difficult to carry all that food, plus a blanket, over the hills and through the woods; but without further questions she packed his purchases into a large shopping bag

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20. ‘Because I can’t! I’m not a shopkeeper whose job it is to serve a fat and happy wife who says she loves her man but only on her own terms

21. The sound was coming from the shopkeeper, who was a perfectly ordinary looking lady

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22. I stole some food from a shop and the shopkeeper fired a gun at me

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23. The shopkeeper couldn't see a mungal-sutar round her neck or a ring on her finger to prove that she was a lawful wife

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24. ” The shopkeeper scoffed

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25. Then the shopkeeper noticed his eyes

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26. Van Thorn offered his hand, but the shopkeeper merely glanced at it

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27. The shopkeeper stood in the doorway and smiled and nodded as they entered

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28. The shopkeeper nodded and said a few words to an assistant who instantly disappeared into the back room of the shop

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29. When Midge looked away from the screen of the UPS, he could see neither the shopkeeper nor the glasses, but he could feel the weight of the glasses as the shopkeeper placed them in his hand

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30. Both he and Stick put on their glasses, and suddenly both the shopkeeper, his assistants, and all the items on the racks and shelves were visible

31. The shopkeeper pointed to a group of low chairs at a table,

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32. The shopkeeper shrugged his shoulders,

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33. 'Would his last name by any chance have been da Vinci?' Midge asked, and the shopkeeper lit up in a broad smile

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34. The shopkeeper repeated his question,

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35. 'You don't know what a year is?' Midge asked, and the shopkeeper shook his head

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36. I mean, what's the point?' The shopkeeper took a sip of tea, obviously enjoying it

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37. 'Then you don't know how old you are yourself?' he asked, and the shopkeeper looked at him, puzzled

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38. Then he turned to the shopkeeper,

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39. The shopkeeper looked at them,

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40. 'I see,' the shopkeeper said, 'Then, in that case I should probably consider taking the journey

41. Midge didn't quite know how to tell the shopkeeper that the crystal was in fact made from ingredients purchased via the Internet and represented a value of only a few pounds on Earth

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42. The shopkeeper raised his eyebrows in disbelief, and Midge suddenly feared that he wouldn't do business with them now

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43. But the shopkeeper merely said,

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44. Suddenly Midge remembered what the shopkeeper had said, and he tried to rephrase his question

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45. 'Thanks, it was delicious,' Midge answered as he handed the shopkeeper a 5-Clink piece, 'Keep the change

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46. “Bhaiya, what has happened? All the trains are delaying today?” I asked the shopkeeper

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47. “I have heard that there is a riot in the district last night because of the killing of three men brutally,” the shopkeeper replied

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48. “Yes, Babu, I’ve heard that!” I shopkeeper said

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49. I saw the shopkeeper of a tea stall of the Railway platform

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50. The shopkeeper cried out and he disappeared in the background of the railway station

51. The other to become a shopkeeper and the last to help all the others

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52. The one who became a businessman shopkeeper had a

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53. shopkeeper and the last to help all the others

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54. deceived by a shopkeeper last year

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55. for beginners?” the shopkeeper offered, with a huge grin

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56. Shopkeeper: "That comes from repairing them

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57. The shopkeeper then agreed to refund his money but before he did that, he pulled the string on the chainsaw to test it out

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58. The shopkeeper stepped back, a bit startled and excited to see

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59. The shopkeeper almost squealed in his low voice, if that were

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60. “I’ll take it!” shouted the shopkeeper

61. As it was closing time the shopkeeper only had one lobster left

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62. The man said, “I would like to buy a lobster,” so the shopkeeper brought one out from under the counter and said, “This one is a nice lobster”

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63. This addresses one of the prime concerns of consumers (and reporters) about these products, and sets you up as a conscientious shopkeeper

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64. ‘Missed connection, you have to pay,’ the shopkeeper said

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65. ‘Then we can’t give you,’ the shopkeeper said

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66. ‘What you want, sir?’ the shopkeeper said

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67. The shopkeeper made the bill as I scanned a section on Carnatic music

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68. The shopkeeper gave me two CDs

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69. The shopkeeper carefully slid his glasses on as he studied Chelsea Hicks

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70. “I had no idea how much the darned thing cost until the shopkeeper told me

71. So her manner of marketing was to plump a noun-substantive at the head of a shopkeeper without any introduction in the nature of an article, and, if it happened not to be the name of the thing she wanted, to look round for that thing, lay hold of it, and hold on by it until the bargain was concluded

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72. He was a man of ability, was this shopkeeper

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73. It was Monsieur Lheureux, the shopkeeper, who had undertaken the order; this provided him with an excuse for visiting Emma

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74. The shopkeeper was not to be beaten

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75. Sancho was surprised to hear himself called by his name and find himself embraced by a foreign pilgrim, and after regarding him steadily without speaking he was still unable to recognise him; but the pilgrim perceiving his perplexity cried, "What! and is it possible, Sancho Panza, that thou dost not know thy neighbour Ricote, the Morisco shopkeeper of thy village?"

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76. As to the second, the shopkeeper, at her request, had consented to replace it by another, which again had been renewed for a long date

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77. She drew half the sum at once, and when she was about to pay her account the shopkeeper said—

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78. " The next morning at daybreak Emma ran to Lheureux to beg him to make out another account for not more than a thousand francs, for to show the one for four thousand it would be necessary to say that she had paid two-thirds, and confess, consequently, the sale of the estate—a negotiation admirably carried out by the shopkeeper, and which, in fact, was only actually known later on

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79. Yes, I said, and now having spoken of it, I must add how charming the science is! and in how many ways it conduces to our desired end, if pursued in the spirit of a philosopher, and not of a shopkeeper!

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80. He smiled faintly at the shopkeeper but there was no warmth there

81. ” When we entered the shop we were going to, the shopkeeper laughed and told us he got scared thinking we might be suicide bombers as many suicide bombers wore the burqa

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82. We also heard that Taliban had attacked a shopkeeper because an unaccompanied woman was looking at the lipsticks in his beauty shop

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83. He was just a simple shopkeeper

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84. He was a frequent customer here, and as he entered the shopkeeper greeted him by name

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85. `The foreman was in here today,' the shopkeeper went on

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86. I further thought thus: If a man runs a hundred pounds into the shopkeeper's debt, and after that shall pay for all that he shall fetch; yet, if this old debt stands still in the book uncrossed, for that the shopkeeper may sue him, and cast him into prison till he shall pay the debt

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87. He hinted to the universal shopkeeper at the excellent terms he was on with the emancipated senorita, who was like a sister to the Englishwoman

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88. He had sketched this new pose, when all at once he recalled the face of a shopkeeper of whom he had bought cigars, a vigorous face with a prominent chin, and he sketched this very face, this chin on to the figure of the man

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89. Sotillo's temperament was of that sort that he experienced an ardent desire to beat him; just as formerly when negotiating with difficulty a loan from the cautious Anzani, his fingers always itched to take the shopkeeper by the throat

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90. approached them, he seized on this impression and absorbed it, as he had the chin of the shopkeeper who had sold him the cigars, and put it away somewhere to be brought out when he wanted it

91. Their booth did not have so many customers as did the other booths where the tootling laugh of Maybelle Merriwether sounded and Fanny Elsing’s who could have no possible use for it as quietly and serenely as a shopkeeper, and giggles and the Whiting girls’ repartee made merriment

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92. “In this instance, you are not dealing with a shopkeeper, but with Mr

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93. The shopkeeper looked into his order-book

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94. An accident on a staircase, spontaneous combustion of a shopkeeper from alcohol, a fire in Peski

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95. account the shopkeeper said—

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