mender

She'd been a lace mender before she married your father?

Consider what happened to the shoe mender's shop known as Frank's.

He is a good child, this mender of roads, called Jacques.

She's teaching the mender of roads to recognize his future prey.

The mender will replace this section and join the two lengths together.

At his own expense he had sent the suit to an invisible mender in Atlanta.

Its common name literally means "mender of shattered bones" in Chinese.

A little girl and dog at the beach, a dead pelican, net menders.

Nothing but supper now," said the mender of roads, with a hungry face. "

They teach the mender of roads to recognize the rich and powerful he'll one day destroy.

He ended his day much the way he had started it, as a mender of perceptions.

Hardware stores and home centers stock different types of hose menders.

Like John Wesley before him, he was physical and mender of souls.

Then, the mender of roads having got his tools together and all things ready to go down into the village, roused him.

Apparently he has a reputation as a "bone mender".

She would have liked to become a teacher, but entered the clothing trade instead, working in various mills as a cloth mender.

He had become a mender, then, a sorcerer with a modest practice and a local reputation for his gift.

Mender Lin, who had first taken him from the streets and cared for him.

He had never been able to learn how to cook, but he was a good washer and mender.

According to local memory, her husband, John Wilmot, a road mender, was also involved with the school.

The salve I can supply, the bone mender also, together with a syringe.

Collar menders also have a corrugated tube to join the hose together.

Every night when the Shoe Mender locks up the shop, he makes sure the back room door is shut.

Mary fills in her written log at a worktable facing all the other menders.

Micky Mender - a handyman, a regular cast member of the second series.