haberdasher

He became a haberdasher and involved himself with public affairs.

He worked for a number of years as a haberdasher, and involved himself in radical politics.

According to court documents he has listed his occupation as "haberdasher".

With experience, the self-taught haberdasher began selling clothes from her house.

He goes to the most expensive haberdasher in town and orders a fancy suit.

The young students went to a local haberdashers and the only available colors were black and red.

Haberdashers and provision merchants were to be granted a few houses.

Not even the most experienced haberdasher knew how to take advantage of his physique better than he himself.

His poor haberdasher father was murdered but stayed alive long enough to have a fire sale.

Her father was a bankrupt haberdasher, and her parents may not have been married.

He was also the dean of the haberdashers guild.

Her loins seemed to have been furnished by an eccentric haberdasher.

He was a member of the Haberdashers' Company, and an alderman.

While attending college, Malcolm worked as a haberdasher and a cabinet-maker.

But I was thrilled to be a haberdasher.

Any haberdasher can take you on a fantastic voyage through the galaxies of taste's inner space.

The same applied to the laundry and the haberdasher and to the newspaper itself.

So far the elaborate lie had moved the haberdasher to do nothing except sniff in boredom.

On the other hand, we were brought very sharply up against ourselves by the efforts of the hairdresser and the haberdasher.

He was also a master at the Haberdashers' Company.

The entire Raleigh Haberdasher chain closed by the end of 1992.

This sandstone building is at the west end of the site and was built for the Haberdashers Company.

The haberdasher had called the bridal department of the store and arranged a wrapped gift for him.

"Look at the dummy," instructed one smiling haberdasher when asked what the Mayor would be wearing to his party.