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Meanings of bondsman in English
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avalador Usage of bondsman in English
1
I could not bear that: I became bondsman for the old man.
2
Al Newman, our bondsman, was already in court when we got there.
3
Across was a dry cleaners, closed, and beside that a bail bondsman.
4
DEPUTY, n. A male relative of an office-holder, or of his bondsman.
5
But where find, or how ask, a friend to become his bondsman?
6
One bondsman recently forced a lawyer to produce the picture and then said.
7
Dan's going to the bail bondsman first thing in the morning.
8
An archangel becomes responsible for bringing them in-likea bail bondsman.
9
Raleigh prepared the paperwork and faxed it over to the bondsman.
10
Craft will be your guardian, and I will be his bondsman and lawyer.
11
I'll have paid a fee to the bondsman, but that's no big deal.
12
He's a firefighter and part-time bails bondsman in Fort Pierce, Florida.
13
The other became a bail bondsman, a violent man, a drinker.
14
My soul has led a bondsman's life: why should I remain to pine?
15
Drunk, she would vanish, cease to matter, except as a medic or bondsman.
16
At least I know there's a decent bail bondsman at 7th and Red River.
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