millers in English

noun
1
a person who owns or works in a grain mill.
She said that the government had been running programs since 2003 to encourage big corn millers to create a win-win partnership with small-scale farmers in corn-producing areas nationwide.
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1. Many of the Anecdotes are mere Joe Millers

2. This terrace has been home to successive generations of the Millers Point community.

3. In 18 Richard Arkell started brewing, for corn millers often took up brewing as a sideline.

4. Millers have always been, understandably, possessive of their water supplies and consequently, this sometimes failed to happen.

5. Later, he taught himself to play the violin and cello, all on the stage at Millers.

6. Instructors and students of Cherry Point Corporals Leadership Course 274-12, participate in a mess night at Millers Landing here Aug

7. Midshipmen were notorious in the Royal Navy during these times for eating everything that moved, including ships' weevils, nicknamed Bargemen, and bilge rats, called "millers"

8. Rather, the term “unBleached” is a way for the millers using the natural bleaching process to differentiate themselves from flours that are chemically Bleached and can be sold at much lower prices.

9. ‘This was a great industrial town, having Blacksmiths, wagon builders, coopers, weavers, millers, molders, and toolmakers.’ ‘Shops and open markets lined the streets, Blacksmiths and leather shops had iron workings and hides tanning outside.’ ‘The magazine's second solution was for Blacksmiths to learn automobile and tractor repair.’