I see misery can clear your head better than Mustard, I'le be a sutor for your Keys again Sir.
I do remember you, you seem'd to be a Sutor to that Lady?
He had some fun about him, and was always crying out, "Ne sutor ultra crepidam, ne sutor ultra crepidam.
In this double life, fat Magister Sutor represented the will, lean Stubenrauch reflection and execution.
The monks, Sutor and Stubenrauch, whom Moor had hospitably received in his wagon at the last Advent season but one, sometimes answered Kochel's letters of enquiry.
They scolded and complained about it, as if they had been greatly wronged, and when Sutor refused to shake hands with the artist, Stubenrauch angrily turned his back upon the kind-hearted man.
Is the Gallant that will needs be a sutor to our Countes.
To avoyd prolixity I am crost with a Sutor that wants a piece of his toung, and that makes him come lisping home.
Ne sutor ultra crepidam, "Let the cobbler stick to his last," as we now say.
This has been generally supposed to be only a sneer at the sutor ultra crepidam; but we cannot help suspecting that there was more intended by it.
This is no time to feare Apelles gramm: Ne Sutorquidem ultra crepidam.
This is no time to feare Apelles gramm: Ne Sutor quidem ultra crepidam.
MY DEAR SIR,--I am not a little vexed at having ventured to suggest anything to the author of the Tales of my Landlord, since I find he considers it in the light of sutor ultra crepidam.
I am a wofull Sutor to your Honour, 'Please but your Honor heare me Ang.
Sir, a word ere you go: Are you a sutor to the Maid you talke of, yea or no?
Heere will I stand, till Caesar passe along, And as a Sutor will I giue him this: My heart laments, that Vertue cannot liue Out of the teeth of Emulation.
I am an humble Sutor to your Vertues; For pitty is the vertue of the Law, And none but Tyrants vse it cruelly.
The "great diamond" of the Northern Sutor was at one time scarce less famous than the carbuncle of the Ward Hill.
Sutor and Sinclair's Glasgow house, was desirous that Mr. Sutherland should enter immediately on his probation.
Mr. Sutor came up frequently to business; he was still the active sagacious head of his extensive establishment.
When Sir Walter Scott was made a burgess or 'sutor of Selkirk,' he took precaution before mouthing the beslabbered brush to wash it in his wine, but the act of rebellion was punished by his being compelled to drink the polluted liquor.
In 1819, Prince Leopold was created "a sutorof Selkirk," but the ceremony was modified to meet his more refined tastes, and the old style has not been resumed.
The northern Sutor of Cromarty is of a bolder character than even the southern one--abrupt, and stern, and precipitous as that is.
Where the northern Sutor sinks into the low sandy tract that nearly fronts the town of Cromarty, there is a narrow grassy terrace raised but a few yards over the level of the beach.
I may be thought, in these remarks, to have offended against the dictum--ne sutor ultra crepidam.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sutor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
