He was a good and industrious workman in the shop, but both he and his wife were grossly intemperate at home. |
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I just cringe at the very sight of cheap painting tools mainly because the old saying that a bad workman always blames his tools is wrong! |
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Just because a bad workman always blames his tools doesn't mean blaming one's tools is a sign of being a bad workman. |
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It is believed the power cut was caused when a workman accidentally cut through an underground cable. |
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The employer, notionally, gives the workman an unshaped plank of wood, and receives in return a plank that has been sawn and nailed. |
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But where does the skilled workman or the skilled addressee stand in the spectrum? |
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If there is a bad set of specifications and a bad set of materials no good workman can fix the problem, because it is intrinsically defective. |
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A skilled workman, Paddy was always working with his hands at home or with the neighbours. |
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I have no idea what he would have made of his pupil, but he's a really good workman with a delicate sense of lyricism. |
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Why can you not attribute to the skilled workman the trade or professional equivalent of Halsbury's Laws of England? |
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Before Christmas, workman burst a water main in the street with a mechanical digger causing calamitous flooding. |
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A workman from Poland is recovering after a forklift truck went over his foot. |
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The alley outside their workplace was transformed into a canal when an old fire hydrant fractured as it was being moved by a workman. |
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A workman takes a hank in his hand and throws it into an opening in the lining case surrounding the scutching drum. |
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Robert was born when his father was still an obscure north-eastern colliery workman. |
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It is a manifest encroachment upon the just liberty both of the workman and of those who might be disposed to employ him. |
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He had undergone a kind of religious conversion to the people's cause after hearing a workman in a tea-house tell the grim story of his life. |
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He had grubby trousers, work boots and a lumberjack shirt so he looked just like a workman. |
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It is the second time the workman has stared death in the face after striking a live cable with a shovel in Bradford on Avon eight years ago. |
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A workman below was using a pneumatic drill to break up some concrete which had already been laid. |
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As a workman he was most painstaking, and always insisted on the work from his department being turned out in the best possible manner. |
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As well as dressing as a workman and a builder, he has worn dark sunglasses, a baseball cap and a hood. |
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It appears that a workman was doing repairs below the roof and using a blowlamp. |
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It's just I've been retiling the bathroom today and I'm beginning to feel like a proper workman. |
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A workman had fitted locks to some windows, but ran out of locks and said he would come back later. |
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The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines. |
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The workman made a spelling error engraving the box and it was never sent. |
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This workman will be engaged by the customer and will undertake immediate measures to prevent any further damage. |
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Thefts by someone entitled to be in the premises, such as a family member, workman or visitor, are counted as thefts, rather than housebreaking. |
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We offer an extensive range of items from wheelhouse chairs, pumps, ropes and gangplanks to brooms, workman gloves and boots. |
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The workman and the executive who have had years of acquaintance with their work find that they come again and again upon their own footprints. |
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But after he pleaded guilty at Gunnedah local court on Wednesday to hindering a workman in the use of property, those offences were withdrawn. |
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The manager may put to hazard much on his own responsibility that must not be ventured by his workman. |
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The workman did not inert the mixer sufficiently before the start of the process. |
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World leader in head-to-toe workman protection, the company is developing its expertise in micromechanical design and surface treatment. |
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In England, for example, Cardinal Francis Aidan Gasquet, a great Benedictine historian, was both a bad workman and not entirely scrupulous about what he said. |
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If Representative workman wanted to serve his constituency well, he would look to create jobs for the masses. |
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It might sound absurd, but this is the new jobs platform that workman is putting forth. |
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A full investigation has been launched after a workman suffered severe arm injuries when he was crushed by a bucket on a digger at a recycling centre. |
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In order that it may be seen whether the division of the burden between the employer and workman is unfair, it may be well to point out how it will be divided under the provisions of the proposed law. |
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A SCAR-FACED workman who dragged a 14-year-old schoolgirl from a busy bus station and raped her in broad daylight was being hunted last night. |
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The victim managed to get away and asked a workman for help. |
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Before the ceremony, a workman, busy dusting the podium on which the new king was to take his oath of office, was called away to the more important task of wiping clean a nearby portrait of Hussein. |
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Most of us know that the life of a workman who does not apply his experience to betterment of his job can become unspeakably sad and barren or coarse and frivolous. |
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When that union collapsed in 1869, Stephens joined with six others that same year to found the Noble Order of the Knights of Labor, with Stephens becoming the union's first grand master workman. |
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The workman in charge was called Eamonn Breen. He said that there were two 'n's in Eamonn. |
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A Railtrack production supervisor said the workman did not replace it, but instead used the chisel in an improvised attempt to prevent the remaining nut coming unscrewed. |
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A respectable workman was with me yesterday, and objected that you receive from Mr. Cheetham a higher payment than the list price. |
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I saw a road workman knocked down or hit by a tramcar. |
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A workman could check the stone size himself by seeing if the stone would fit into his mouth. |
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When Maudslay began working for Bramah, the typical lathe was worked by a treadle and the workman held the cutting tool against the work. |
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Then imagine that you are a supervisor or a workman, and write down all the questions you would like to have answered about the company and about the top executive. |
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The workman hung a light from a crossbeam between the main joists. |
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