liveryman

This time I could sense the uneasiness in the liveryman.

"The liveryman led me to believe that was why I could afford him.

Being admitted as a Liveryman acknowledges a dedication to good government and order.

"He'll carry you and another," admitted the liveryman, standing well behind me.

Ye'd best come and look, the liveryman be after losing his breakfast over it.

Marilee chopped at the liveryman's eyes with the top of her baton.

An aura of hatred poured from the liveryman, so strong that I could sense it without trying.

He kicked and bit a liveryman who whipped him.

"Better go it with a loose gun," the liveryman replied dryly.

"Ned's on the way, sir; and he'll get the liveryman to help if he can't carry it all."

But he boards with Thorne, the liveryman, and not at the hotel."

Sidescatter showed that the third liveryman gripped a case.

According to one story he started out as a liveryman in England and ran away to sea after stealing his mistress's jewels.

I'll telephone the liveryman for a wagon to carry the paper, brushes and paste pots over.

Voting is by show of hands, but if any liveryman demands a ballot, this is to be held two weeks later.

He was made a liveryman of the Goldsmiths' Company on 13 March 1740.

In 1960, he was elected a Liveryman of the Glovers' Company.

He smiled reassuringly, and the liveryman smiled tentatively back at him.

He also dressed up as a liveryman in order to gain access to the gallery of the Italian Opera.

I thwacked him on the shoulder, careful not to touch the welt raised by the liveryman.

Dyson rasped to his liveryman, the one who had half opened the case holding his own gun.

About that time the operator arrived; Phil wrote a message to the liveryman at the next town, inquiring if his rivals had reached there.

Barnham became a liveryman of the Drapers' Company.

A voice growled, "Every liveryman in town's being" offered five, ten times the normal fare for short hauls."

He is a Liveryman and Freeman of the City of London.