These a pair of brawny expressmen rolled into the studio and carried thence to the storeroom which separated the bedroom and bath from the kitchen.
I suggested, seeing that the expressmen were getting restive at the delay.
When Kennedy rejoined us, the vase had been completely uncrated, Aunt Josephine signed for it, and, grumbling a bit, the expressmen left.
Aunt Josephine turned to the expressmen and nodded.
The expressmen are outside, ma'am, with a large package," he said.
Mr. Croyden protested laughing, "for if you decree that the expressmen be disabled you will never get your crutches.
I just wish one of those miserable expressmen could have a broken leg and then he'd see how good it is to be laid up like this," fretted the boy indignantly.
It is a tedious task to interview innumerable expressmen and ask each if he had had a summons from a certain apartment.
He canvassed half the expressmen of Boston before he found the man who had taken the trunk away.
In fact, I am worried about theexpressmen coming in and grabbing up your train togs.
The expressmen have been here, and I could not reach your trunks.
Seriously, Judith, the expressmen will be here this morning.
The Americans who were then living at Monterey sent several expressmen to their countrymen, warning them of their danger, as they felt that the Mexicans could, without a doubt, completely annihilate them.
The expressmen overhauled the exploring party after several days of hard travel and handed to Fremont the communications.
Two uniformed expressmen stood outside, waiting for his baggage.
He turned away from her and crossed the room slowly, waiting to close the door after the expressmen stoically carrying down his remaining trunk.
All were making a frantic attempt to hire expressmen with any kind of vehicle that would move, and most of them were failing.
It looked curious to see expressmen and teamsters wearing those veils.
A few of the families who could secure willing expressmen possessed cooking stoves, but over 95 per cent of the refugees had to do their cooking on little camp fires made of brick or stone.
At about this point the expressmen set the trunk down, put their hands on their hips, cocked their hats at a new angle and waited in gloomy ennui for the conversation to stop.
The expressmen were carrying up another trunk now, and so conscious of the glittering eyes of mastery upon them that they carried it as though it were the Ark of the Covenant and they its chosen priests.
She turned quickly and terribly to theexpressmen coming down the stairs and said in so fierce a voice that they shrank back visibly, "There's another trunk to take up to the room next to that.
The expressmen came downstairs, still treading softly, and went out.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expressmen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
