Hoffman International Inc. Sections of stone-crusher construction equipment at a Russian port, which were supplied by Hoffman International of Piscataway, N.J. But the dollar has gained strength in recent weeks against many major world currencies -- suddenly rendering those same American goods much more expensive abroad. ❋ Unknown (2008)
States section, where it belongs, is shown by two English firms; and though some Europeans profess to have improved upon its details, no efficient substitute has been found for it, but it remains the premium stone-crusher of the world, and has rendered services in the exploitation of gold quartz and silver ores, and in the crushing of stones for public works and for concretes, which can hardly be exaggerated. ❋ Various (N/A)
That afternoon I had gone to the quarries and found my man superintending the gang in charge of the stone-crusher. ❋ Isabel Cecilia Williams (N/A)
The priest commences to speak; he pleads, he reasons with the boss of the stone-crusher. ❋ Isabel Cecilia Williams (N/A)
You don't expect a watch to be treated like a stone-crusher. ❋ Lee Hawkins Garby (1922)
His feet will be hardened, he will dance over the macadam mixed streets with the callosity of a stone-crusher, and the fugacious cat will be lucky if it gets its tail through the fence in time. ❋ Tinsley, Henry C (1904)
A stone-crusher, as long as one works one's will with it, makes it say something, is nearer to nature than a college. ❋ Gerald Stanley Lee (1903)
The generous resident had purchased a stone-crusher and other necessaries for the work; but they have been used only on private grounds. ❋ Unknown (1902)
States that will never see the dirt-cart or the stone-crusher in the lifetime of any man alive to-day. ❋ Kenneth [Illustrator] Frazier (1875)
Those heaps of stones broken by the hammer of a poor wretch who bends over his dull task through the weary day by the roadside, scantily clad, in sharp frost perhaps or chilling showers, are they more lovely to a painter's eye than if they had been broken, without so much human labour and suffering, by a steam stone-crusher? ❋ Goldwin Smith (1866)
It is interesting to note that often those who advocate that we should preserve the charms of the village well with all the social life that takes place around it, usually live in a comfortable house with hot and cold running water, and those who tell us that introducing a stone-crusher would create unemployment for those who now spend endless hours crushing the stone under the hot Indian sun, have probably a comfortable job in an air-conditioned office. ❋ Follett, Ken (1976)
"But the other man, Father, the boss of the stone-crusher? ❋ Isabel Cecilia Williams (N/A)
"'During his wanderings he picked up odd jobs here and there, and one day he is taken on by the boss of the stone-crusher over there in those quarries of yours. ❋ Isabel Cecilia Williams (N/A)
