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Meanings of innkeeper (innkeepers) in English
Usage of innkeepers in English
1
The innkeepers of Thorn had long ceased to give themselves that trouble.
2
Galiano and I crossed to his partner, and Hernández introduced the innkeepers.
3
Rand wondered idly if all innkeepers were fat and losing their hair.
4
The sons of innkeepers, notaries; lawyers, and peasants become marshals of the empire.
5
The innkeepers cringe and fawn, and cheat, and in country places murder you.
6
He could even trot out the family skeletons of the innkeepers.
7
We innkeepers have plenty of cheap wine: we think nothing of spilling it.
8
Comfortable valleys accept us with open arms and warm words, like comfortable innkeepers.
9
Some women were schoolteachers, innkeepers, or manufacturers, which were middle-class employments.
10
We innkeepers, you know, travel not only expeditiously, but very cheaply.
11
Obviously, these new innkeepers, despite their youth, would have to be treated with respect.
12
The innkeepers one and all stood in awe of him.
13
Perhaps the innkeepers had simply failed to close the door?
14
Like Prior, Fielding, Shenstone, and Dickens, Smollett was a connoisseur in inns and innkeepers.
15
Moreover innkeepers were afraid that a termination of stage travel would lessen their trade.
16
This oil excitement is a blessing to us poor innkeepers.
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Translations for innkeepers
Russian
Innkeepers through the time
Innkeepers across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common