There shall be a fixing of the price of some Wares, to the end that not merely is it ordered for the common hucksters and Merchant folk, but also for them that buy these Wares for their own use and pleasure.
Hordes of German huckstersare there, as well as quite respectable traders.
Not far away, near another table that was heaped with books, I perceived the elder Pokrovski, and a crowd of four or five hucksters plaguing him nearly out of his senses.
In the wake of the wagon, as it makes its way to the East River after the raid, follow a line of despoiledhucksters shouting defiance from a safe distance.
The fire which swept the town uncovered cellars and other hiding-places in which the hucksters had concealed provisions and other stores to double their price, and extort the last penny from the half-fed population.
I preach no crusade against huckstersand middlemen.
The Railroad Company, thus owning nearly everything edible it brought into market, would buy and sell at uniform prices, and not bid against itself, as a crowd of hucksters and middlemen will often do.
The little hucksters considered it a matter of course that "Cobbler" Horn would shortly remove to another and very different abode, and they mourned over the prospect with sincere and bitter grief.
The name of the littlehucksters across the way was Dudgeon.
After interviewing the hucksters he entered a store.
Robert tied Jenny to the hitching-rail, and walked amid the hucksters to see what they had to sell; by observation he could ascertain the state of the market, and govern himself accordingly.
With joyful countenance and conscious dignity, Pompey perambulated the market, inspecting what the hucksters had for sale.
Street gamins were howling, and idle slaves and hucksters were pouring forth volleys of taunts and derision at some luckless wight.
On over the Mulvian Bridge he thundered; on across the Campus Martius; on to the Porta Ratumena--with all the hucksters and street rabble howling and chasing at his heels.
In the course of its existence western civilization has replaced food gatherers, cultivators and artisans by hucksters and professional destroyers of mankind and ravagers of the living space afforded by the earth's land mass.
Hucksters and beggars on tramp, or at fairs and races, associate and frequently join in any rough enterprise with the Gipsies.
Then he would publish a "Public Order" or some similar document telling the hucksters they were not to do these things; the offenders would go on offending, and Hunter would go on publishing more "Public Orders.
During the two years that he worked in that open-air studio he had flower-girls, muleteers, hucksters all about him, and he painted dozens of rough pictures which found quick sale among the patrons of the market.
He had come from country scenes, and in Paris had lived among workmen and bird-fanciers, flower sellers, hucksters and the like.
The hucksters waved their whips triumphantly, the little ponies rattled bravely under the sycamores, towards Christmas.
From this place all goods for sale are rigidly excluded, and all hawkers and hucksters with their yells and cries and vulgarities.
Hucksters and peddlers not only walked through, but lingered on their way to sell their wares.
For the rest, the small hucksters and the sellers of fruit are in a very large proportion Tartar.
These were huckstersin the service of the priesthood.
The streets were empty; carriers and hucksters were sleeping.
The operations of such ignorant and wilful hucksters had the effect of opening the eyes of those who desired to obtain good stock, and who were willing to pay for it.
The venders were quite up to the tricks of the hucksters in the States.
Hucksters cry out their wares, and all goes as merry as a birthday party.
Hucksters and beggars constitute most of the crowd that welcomes the train.
There was a notable absence among the huckstersof that coster class which I used to see in London twenty odd years before, or at least an absence of the swarming buttons on jackets and trousers which used to distinguish the coster.
Hucksters read our necessitous state and ran at heel shouting their wares.
He drove the most astonishing bargains with the hucksters and purveyors of food, fish and game, with which Ceuta was plentifully supplied.
Hucksters are pleading their varied wares in the plaza, and here and there a shovel-hatted priest is given reverential right of way.
Judicio speaks of the English 'Flores Poetarum, against whom can-quaffing hucksters shoot their pellets.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hucksters" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
