Purveyors in a sentence

Did I fancy doing an after-dinner for the London Rubber Company, purveyors of prophylactics, instead?

Enter Keychron, purveyors of mechanical keyboards specifically designed for the cross-platform warrior.

Every experience is surprising, to me as a guest and to the purveyors themselves.

Expect to come across a few tome hawkers you may not have heard of, too, like travel- and adventure-focused Timbuktu Books and rare sci-fi purveyors Cross Genre Books.

Fried chicken has been a favourite treat that has had a host of purveyors in the quick-service sector for decades.

Known purveyors of seasonal kitsch are seeing scarcity of spooky-themed items at higher rates than usual.

National Governors Association has troubling ties to globalist purveyors of "woke" ideology.

On the other hand, AI appliers are … and growing by the day – companies as diverse as beauty-products purveyors, manganese miners, industrial-solutions providers, and renewable-energy managers.

Telegram groups are regularly tracked by security researchers and intelligence agencies, including ransomware gangs, disinformation purveyors, terror groups and others.

The goal is to determine the water availability and assess trends over a period of time and inform water purveyors across the region.

Tipped off by his wife, Linda — she’d soon wind up as the band’s manager — Stein hit pay dirt with the Ramones, the leather-clad purveyors of buzzsaw bubble gum.

According to him, social media remain the platforms of choice for the purveyors of fake news, anti-state groups, anarchists, secessionists, terrorists and bandits.

You’re annoyed, nursing an unsettling sense that—beyond the promises of tech purveyors guaranteeing a long healthy life, a self-driving car, and a robo-butler just around the corner—the world was in a kind of death spiral.

Celebrities, vloggers both local and foreign, athletes, musicians, radio jocks, and creators from all fields are currently on the platform, according to its purveyors.

Doctors and public health officials fear the attention could boost purveyors of dangerous elixirs who push ‘miracle cures’ with no basis in science.

Global technology giants like Facebook and Google have been under public scrutiny for their privacy and advertising policies; however, they are by no means the only purveyors of free online services that engage in these practices.

If you believe the mainstream news media are objective purveyors of truth and speak truth to power, you might be a Democrat.

In early April, one of the butchers at Master Purveyors, which normally supplies meat to restaurants like Pastis, Veronika, and Cote Korean Steakhouse, called his manager.

Interesting how such purveyors of “truth” have to be so vitriolic and damning of fellow Americans.

Invariably, claims in some quarters of the breach of his fundamental human rights is merely in the imagination of the purveyors of such claims.