glass-blower

And not only this, for it requires a glass - blower to take the place of a striking glass-blower, while any kind of a striker or out-of-work can take the place of a ditch-digger.

THE TRAMP 2010

At least you could say something like "Philip Twitterton, a mild-mannered glass-blower from Sydney, has just murdered his ex-model wife with a box of kitty litter, and is now wondering how to remove - in secret - the smelly, bloated body of the 400 pound woman from his apartment..."

Archive 2007-03-01 Glenda Larke 2007

Here are atoms of silica, once imprisoned in a layer of flint in the subterranean darkness; later, within the fragile shell of a diatom, tossed by waves and warmed by the sun; and again entering into the exquisite structure of a radiolarian shell, that miracle of ephemeral beauty that might be the work of a fairy glass-blower with a snowflake as his pattern.

Undersea (historical) Rachel Louise Carson 2007

Your father, you said, was a glass-blower by trade.

Jennie Gerhardt 2004

A succession of misfortunes, of which this little scene might have been called the tragic culmination, had taken place in the life and family of William Gerhardt, a glass-blower by trade.

Jennie Gerhardt 2004

“I believe your mother said he was a glass-blower by trade?”

Jennie Gerhardt 2004

That showed he used to be a glass-blower before he made his money.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

That showed he used to be a glass-blower before he made his money.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

It was he, my Uncle Ron, who named his enterprise Logan Glass, and he who drilled into me an embryonic business sense and an awareness that anything made by one glass-blower could in general be copied by another, and that this drastically lowered the asking price.

Shattered Francis, Dick 2000

Irish, in spite of enthusiasm, would never be a top-rated glass-blower.

Shattered Francis, Dick 2000