1. That grocer never overcharges.

2. The grocer sells wine and spirits.

3. The grocer accused her of shoplifting and demanded to look in her bag.

4. A grocer used to need to know how to blend tea.

5. From his doorway, the first grocer scowled at him.

6. Any grocer knows that fruits have widely different shelf lives, even with refrigeration.

7. I would have to telephone the grocer, if I was to go on.

8. A former grocer from Rector Street, at twenty he had gone bankrupt trying to run a cigar store on Pearl Street.

9. Grocer profits While other retailers are dropping like flies, supermarkets are making fat profits.

10. The grocer had a grinder somewhere, and his wife unearthed it, dusted it down and plugged it in for me.

11. They still owed the grocer and Dad said he had had to pay another month's rent.

12. The grocer took back the rancid butter.

13. The grocer calls on the Kirks every Friday.

14. Rent was paid, and now came the grocer.

15. Maybe the grocer will wait.

16. When the local grocer hires you to drive the delivery truck, he is buying your labor in the labor market.

17. The grocer said in a very reluctant voice,'Do you a grocery list?

18. Reluctantly Martin yielded to the claims of the grocer, paying his bill with him in full, and receiving in change a pocketful of jingling coin.

19. That grocer always overcharges.

20. Pay the bill and ask the grocer to receipt it.

21. He never overcharged when I went shopping in his grocer.

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22. At the other end of the social scale was the grocer, the village's only merchant.

23. Henry carried on the milling and baking side, Thomas was the corn dealer and Edward the dairy man and grocer.

24. The man is oblivious to his living conditions and the fact his 9-year-old son begs food from the neighborhood grocer.

25. Laura, a feisty community activist played by Angela Michelle Navarro, goes the grocer one further.

26. Though rationing was in effect, Tish managed to get a huge steak from an admiring grocer down the street.

27. Crosby Hall was built by Sir John Crosby, a wealthy grocer and wool merchant, and was completed in 1475.

28. The film tells the story of a Swiss secret agent who masquerades as a grocer in order to uncover a drugs ring.

29. It used to be that a paper route or an after-school job at the local grocer was viewed as a rite of passage for young people.

30. In the torchlight he caught sight of a figure whom he immediately recongnized as Bill Wilkins , our local grocer.

1. A grocer used to need to know how to blend tea.

31. The grocer, the window - cleaner, and the seamstress had lost their capital.

32. The system would not supply food directly, but would instead top up credit at the patient's grocer using an automatic link.

33. The cook and the grocer haggled over the price of eggs.

34. The grocer of whom she bought these apples gave her a baker's dozen.

35. It was said that these munitions came from a grocer in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine named Pepin.

36. At Whole Foods, the upscale organic grocer that frowns on haggling in its pristine stores, Gault scours the bacon packages in search of one whose sell-by date has come and gone.

37. Mr Vesey has been criticised by industry chiefs for raising the issue in The Grocer but animal welfare experts say his argument is valid.

38. Customer: How much is the lettuce? Grocer: Seventy-nine cents a head. But I can give it to you for forty since there's not much left.

39. The research has been commissioned by The Institute of Promotional Marketing and is yet to be completed, it was revealed in trade journal The Grocer.

40. She asked the grocer to keep a good cut of beef for her each week.

41. He has decided to open a grocer store in a small way.

42. The grocer deals in tea, coffee, spices and so forth.

43. If I go to a grocer I know and trust, I can safely assume the eggs will be fresh.

44. Five years later, carrying a bouquet of calla lilies, she was married to Bernard Ashley, a grocer’s son.

45. The grocer turned on the shop boy who had lost the parcel.

46. One can recognise a man as an Emperor or as a grocer.