repairer

In 1834 he started his own business as a watch repairer.

In fact, it is a cell repairer, and a very effective one at that.

Every time I drive it away from the repairers' a new noise begins.

A television repairer no longer needs to be a specialist in one particular brand.

Why do golf clubs not give pitch repairers away free?

On that approach the repairer was a bailee at will.

He is also remembered as a goldsmith and watch repairer.

The Act also contains a number of obligations on vehicle repairers.

You may ask a repairer to start work on any reasonable repairs, after an accident.

The repairers agreed they had looked to the insurers for payment generally.

How else to explain the several dozen remaining typewriter repairers?

No, they call all of us instead to be repairers of the breach.

The Choice of Repairer campaign was launched in early 2009.

I may soon embark on the quest for the perfect bag repairer.

These repairers must observe all the quality requirements set by the vehicle manufacturers.

When we come, you are the book repairer.

Right now, many repairers do not have access to the information and the customer pays big for that disadvantage.

A first-class workshop was built up and many of the best American repairers were trained in it.

Spare parts and workshop advice is available from a small number of specialist repairers.

I bet there isn't a single crash repairers on that map.

In his retirement he worked as a watch repairer, and he died on 4 March 1979 at the age of 76.

The Shadow, however, was noticing the old clerk who also acted as watch repairer.

So let us be repairers of the breach.

But any activity close to the shuttle could cause damage, and the repairer would have to stand on a robot arm.

Investigators last night were trying to determine how the train had come to strike the workers, both signal repairers.