Significats de lacemaker en anglès

Maurice, still thinking of his little lacemaker, laughed with glee when Joe caught him in his arms.

To shape his green material, this man with the large, rough hands learned the patient, meticulous delicacy of a lacemaker.

My father was inclined to oblige Catherine, but for this once the lacemaker's words had not the effect she expected.

I listened badly, thinking of that drop of moonlight which had this very night fallen on the lips of Catherine the lacemaker.

As he spoke Catherine the lacemaker appeared on the threshold, with her bonnet sideways over her ear and her neckerchief very much creased.

By requiring no more implements than about five shillings will purchase, a lacemaker is not dependent on the shopkeeper, nor the head of a manufactory.

There were also Reboul, the baker; Hibley, the working-tailor; Gonzetta, the shoemaker; Durand, the joiner; Marchand, the lacemaker; Voileau, the sail-maker;

He's just turning onto Lacemaker Lane when his phone vibrates again.

Halfway down Lacemaker Lane, he spots the bookshop's old-fashioned scrolled sign.

He's kind of old, and you can't drive a car on Lacemaker Lane.'

Her picture of a "Japanese Lacemaker" belongs to Mr. Quincy A. Shaw.

At last, in a small room, Philip stopped before The Lacemaker of Vermeer van Delft.

Two show Lacemaker Lane in all its consumer glory.

Your sister thought I had better put the initials of Female Union for Lacemaker's Employment.

He's got a little shop on Lacemaker Lane, in that walking mall off Lower Main Street.

Unlike Lacemaker Lane, there was nothing suburban about Township Road; it was as country as Travis Tritt.