I'll tell the compradore to take out some of dat silver.
The agitated compradore said the military would fire if we attempted to move.
His compradore was Chinese, and some of the clerks, his boys of course, and the chair coolies; but they were the only Chinese he had anything to do with, and quite enough too.
Turning off from the main road, he made his way by narrow and tortuous alleys to the street where the compradore lived in his cottage at the foot of Mr. Brown's garden.
The compradore having said that his brother could be thoroughly trusted, Jack explained to him, as simply and clearly as he could, the circumstances that had brought him to Harbin, and the object of his visit.
The compradore looked up, but did not recognize him.
At the moment of saying good-bye the compradore had given him a piece of news that made him anxious to complete his journey.
As soon as the compradore had gone to fetch Hi Lo, the German took the opportunity to explain who and what he was.
This man might be able to give Jack information and assistance, and to him the compradorewrote a short note of introduction.
The compradore made some reply, apparently temporizing; the answer was an angry shout, followed by a soothing response from the faithful servant.
He rode straight home, and, finding that the house was shut and locked, sought the compradore at his cottage at the rear of the compound behind.
Five years ago, he said, when he was on the verge of ruin, he had written to his brother the compradore for assistance.
The stalwart compradoremade short work of the fastenings.
The compradore had never been seen in the city since he left for Harbin on the morning of Jack's departure.
The compradore peered out; as Jack expected, he saw several figures lurking in the shade of the wall.
Convinced that the compradore must have remained with his brother in Harbin, he had resolved to go north and learn from the man's own lips the issue of his enquiries.
The compradore shook his head when Jack explained what he had in his mind.
He paid the Shroff one-tenth of a dollar per one thousand for examining it, while the fixed charge by the Compradore was one-fifth.
Ours looked rather haggard on arrival, and the Compradore attributed it to its being 'very tired,' but added that it would be No.
Payments were made by theCompradore of large amounts on simple scraps of paper signed with the initials of a firm.
Compradore was not 'invited,' at which he appeared particularly delighted.
The Company's Compradore also accompanies the fleet, with three or four fast boats under his control for carrying messages, making visits, or distributing fresh milk.
The position of a Compradore was therefore one of great responsibility, and I never knew of but one betraying the trust reposed in him.
The Compradore also exercised a general surveillance over everything that related to the internal economy of the 'house,' as well as over outside shopmen, mechanics, or tradespeople employed by it.
In the year 1823 occurred the first and only robbery by a Compradore that came under my knowledge.
The Whampoa Compradorefor American vessels in eight cases out of ten was 'Boston Jack'.
Our situation was now a most critical one; the ransom was in the hands of the Ladrones, and the Compradore dare not return with us for fear of a second attack from the mandarine boat.
The Compradore however agreed with him for the hundred dollars.
The old compradore had made no effort to hide his whereabouts.
The shroff was clicking on his abacus, and left off snicking the beads up and down to remark casually that the compradore had gone.
He himself had never felt a desire to go to America, and that his old compradore should be so obsessed was past his understanding.
The shroff was very fearful, but as he was to be compradore now, to do the work of a European, he could not show fear.
The compradore had deftly added a cipher and raised it to fifty.
Young Withers visualised his dignified compradore the figure of fun to irreverent American crowds.
He waved a dignified farewell from the rail, and young Withers, on the dock, watched the departure of his old compradore with infinite misgivings.
Mr. Jenkins, though angry, is not implacable, and is willing to believe that some mishap has occurred; for how could his old and trusted compradore treat him so badly?
Mr. Howard repeats the same questions to the Compradore that he had just put to Mr. Thompson, and receives similar replies.
The messenger must have been waiting, however, at the stairhead; for no sooner had the compradore withdrawn, than a singular little coolie shuffled into the room.
The compradore stood whispering: they had found the tunnel empty, because, he thought, the sappers were gone out to eat their chow.
In the court, beside a candle, Ah Pat the compradore sat with a bundle of halberds and a whetstone, sharpening edge after edge, placidly, against the time when there should be no more cartridges.
The compradore grinned, and in a tone of great unconcern called out that the pair were not in the garden.
Nothing to do, nothing to fret about, till the compradore reports.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "compradore" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
