furrier|furriers in English

noun

[fur·ri·er || 'fɜrɪə(r) /'fʌr-]

person who sells furs

Use "furrier|furriers" in a sentence

1. Every fox must pay his skin to the furrier.

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3. Florist shops , furriers , haberdashers, confectioners -- all followed in rapid succession.

4. Samuel was a Brussels furrier who cared a great deal about his advertising.

5. The conclusion produces that, in the century of ocean, the sea combat, with the fight for sea resources as the core, is furrier and furrier, which is a quiet war.

6. My maternal grandfather is a capitalist, who is a famous "furrier" in the Tianjin bazaar.

7. "I, too, am well aware of it by the increasing preference for velvet stuffs, " said the furrier.

8. Made by top class furriers of real Astrakhan fur, this cozy fur hat will keep your head warm in any weather

9. My favourite furrier will be open in the morning, and then we'll be out of your hair.

10. After the furriers we all trooped off to the same dentist who X-rayed our teeth which was unusual in Britain then.

11. A burst of laughter from the whole band of scholars greeted the unfortunate name of the hapless Court furrier.

12. The person doing the alteration, repair and cleaning work or dealing with the animal's fur is called as the furrier .

13. Steve Mullaney, President and CEO, Aviatrix, sits down with John Furrier at ESCAPE/19 – the Multi-Cloud Conference in New York City

14. Before the wall went up, he made regular trips to the West with his mother, a furrier, when she needed to pick up Persian furs that were unavailable in the GDR.

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16. He talked of being an artist before becoming a furrier, of being a proud Jew and a friend to young artists. He tried not to think about what was next.

17. He was the fourth of five children (one died in childbirth) of John Michaelis Barnardo, a furrier who was of Sephardic Jewish descent, and his second wife, Abigail, an Englishwoman and member of the Plymouth Brethren.