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tradesman

[treydz-muhn] / ˈtreɪdz mən /


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Still, it’s apt: Dean is, after all, an out-of-work tradesman, and the promise of a late-December baby puts us in mind of injustice as old as the Bible.

From New York Times

“One of the things that’s really cool about Harrison Ford is that he considers himself a tradesman, like a craftsman. He was a carpenter and now he’s an actor,” Segel said.

From Seattle Times

The room’s back and left walls are made of glass, revealing the sweep of the company’s shop floor where tradesmen, machinists and aerospace engineers build, among other things, a rocket engine every two days.

From New York Times

Born in the Paris suburbs, Kiss began working as a tradesman at 15, after being kicked out of boarding school in the nearby Essonne region.

From New York Times

The tradesman recorded the alteration in a firearms database, which quickly came to detectives’ attention.

From Seattle Times