clothier

For the next day at least, he would not be a clothier.

What have you been reading for the last seven years Clothier?

"I know of no other reason to visit a clothier."

But he's come off more like the discount clothier than the general.

I was used to playing a tougher game than the clothier.

The clothiers hear the demands and needs of their customers.

He's even got a new contract with a high-end clothier.

It was rebuilt the following year with funding from local clothiers.

The clothier swindled him, but he'd more or less expected that.

The structure of the town was, until 1700, defined by craft, especially clothiers.

And some of the best men's clothiers in town were at a loss to know where such a starching could be had.

But if the fashionable clothiers were worried, they did not admit it.

He entered the cloth trade and became on the "greatest clothier in his time".

But as leaves began turning this September, sports turned into ads for men's clothiers.

A John Webb, clothier, died in 1736 and was probably her husband.

"I have described your needs; the clothier will fit you from his stock, at no large expense."

After all, the clothier began its existence selling bargain men's wear.

"I'll have a shirt of this," he told the clothier.

The investigation lasted 203 days and Clothier interviewed over 50 people associated with the club.

From the age of sixteen he learned the trade of a clothier.

"You will report to the Order's Clothier for a fitting now."

Analysts said that just like any clothier, Motorola needs to find a blockbuster.

There could be only one consequence as the clothier distanced itself from its customers.

When the news became public that year, Clothier refused requests to reopen the case, according to the new book.

It turned out to be a clothier, and there were a couple of customers in it.