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Of course, though, it was such a functional, comfortable garment that it was very rapidly adopted by
workmen
everywhere.
It's a top-down structure that normally starts with the CEO at the very top, and where you can drill down all the way to the individual
workmen
on the bottom.
Hundreds of
workmen
were to labor for years on constructing the Syracusia out of beams of pine and fir from Mount Etna, ropes from hemp grown in Spain, and pitch from France.
Down the road, there was another building, a nice visual structure: horizontal, vertical elements, little decorative lines going across, these magenta squiggles, the
workmen
being reduced to decorative elements, just a nice, kind of, breakup of the urban place.
(Much more money; whilst having to dicker over the price, she subsequently manages to cook sumptuous buffets for her
workmen
and wander around Italy indefinitely with no job or apparent means of support.)
It's the story of how Henri Danglard built and launched the Moulin Rouge nightclub; we see the
workmen
blasting at the site to get construction underway, and the training of the dancers.
You will never again hear a discussion of tools and
workmen
without thinking of it and chuckling.
There is a constant-sound of hammering, even when the
workmen
are gone.
Workmen
wearing aprons stood on the scaffolding laying bricks, pouring water from wooden pails, or smoothing the mortar.
Since four o'clock the descent of the
workmen
had been going on.
Landers on different platforms took out the trains and replaced them by others, either empty or already laden with trimmed wooden props; and it was into the empty trains that the
workmen
crowded, five at a time, up to forty.
Some thirty
workmen
were standing upright with their backs to the fire, roasting themselves with an air of enjoyment.
"Workmen
must do what they can.
None of the
workmen
knocked themselves; they evidently knew each boss, each knot of wood or swelling in the rock.
Almost immediately the engineer of the mine, little Négrel, as the
workmen
called him among themselves, appeared at the top of the cutting, accompanied by Dansaert, the head captain.
His pointed nose and sparkling eyes gave him the air of an amiable ferret of sceptical intelligence, which changed into an abrupt authoritative manner in his relations with the
workmen.
The
workmen
jokingly enlarged the circle.
"Ah! that animal Bataille!" shouted the workmen, amused at the antics of their favourite, "he's talking with his mate."
A lander opened the door, and a flood of
workmen
leapt out of the trams.
For forty years he had struggled without yielding, in the midst of continual obstacles: early searches unsuccessful, new pits abandoned at the end of long months of work, landslips which filled up borings, sudden inundations which drowned the workmen, hundreds of thousands of francs thrown into the earth; then the squabbles of the management, the panics of the shareholders, the struggle with the lords of the soil, who were resolved not to recognize royal concessions if no treaty was first made with themselves.
Besides, he was a bad manager, with a rough kindness towards his workmen, and since his wife's death he allowed himself to be pillaged, and also gave the rein to his daughters, the elder of whom talked of going on the stage, while the younger had already had three landscapes refused at the Salon, both of them joyous amid the downfall, and exhibiting in poverty their capacity for good household management.
Without complaining of any one it might be that the
workmen
did not earn as much as they ought to.
And every time the same meetings took place: a captain lighting up the faces of the passing workmen, Father Mouque leading a horse, Bébert conducting the snorting Bataille, Jeanlin running behind the train to close the ventilation doors, and big Mouquette and lean Lydie pushing their trams.
They were overwhelming the
workmen
with fines, and a conflict appeared inevitable.
In his fat, good-humoured nature, nourished on beer, a secret jealousy was forming, increased by the desertion of his bar, into which the
workmen
from the Voreux now came more rarely to drink and to listen; and he thus sometimes even began to defend the Company, forgetting the rancour of an old miner who had been turned off.
There was a reprimand; he was accused of occupying himself with politics; an allusion was made to his lodger and the provident fund; finally he was advised not to compromise himself with these follies, he, who was one of the best
workmen
in the mine.
You who seem to be intelligent, and who have become in a few months one of our most skilful workmen, would it not be better if you were to spread these truths, rather than ruin yourself by associating with people of bad reputation?
But the Grégoires themselves returned to the subject of the strike, expressing their astonishment that no laws existed to prevent
workmen
from leaving their work.
Soon four hundred
workmen
had passed from the shed into the receiving-room, in the midst of a tumult of gesticulation and shouting.
How could he defend these buildings, open on every side? he could scarcely group some twenty of his
workmen
round himself.
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