What is "purveyors"

Usage examples of "purveyors".

Kallet went on to indict the purveyors of ground meat for their rampant use of preservative chemicals, such as sodium sulfite, citing a study that found sulfite in seventy-one of the seventy-six hamburgers sampled.

Every day, the reporter and Herbert, who had been voted purveyors to the colony, devoted some hours to the chase.

And what is dramatic art as at present understood and practiced by the purveyors of plays for the public?

Never before has there been such an appeal to the reading public, or such a study of its tastes, or supposed tastes, wants, likes and dislikes, coupled also with the same shrewd anxiety to ascertain a future demand that governs the purveyors of spring and fall styles in millinery and dressmaking.

Seen by many as purveyors of a dubious product, hamburger stands were often identified as generally unseemly.

Millions of hamburgers were being fried and served each day, by both White Castle and innumerable other purveyors of the product.

Nevertheless, other purveyors started adding it because they had little else to sell.

The media should be the sole purveyors of information about political campaigns.