Übersetzung für 'purvey' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to purvey sth. [supply]

etw. liefern

• In Bayonne, France, street vendors purvey talo during its annual Bayonne Ham Fair.
• Ukraine has also shut down several television stations operated by Russia on the grounds that they purvey propaganda.
• Around two-thirds of Burgeranch restaurants purvey all-kosher foods, the rest do not. This also occurs because a restaurant is not permitted to purvey both kosher and non-kosher foods.
• This is a list of notable frozen custard companies that manufacture or purvey frozen custard.
• "Anticipating Prestige's 50th anniversary in 1999, producer Todd Barkan combed the files to find out which were the label's most successful records and then, with Hicks, chose nine songs – not all of which are in the Prestige catalog, by the way – for this generation-spanning hard bop quartet to purvey."

• Some ice cream shops in the United States prepare and purvey beer ice cream, and the dish has been served at the Great American Beer Festival.
• Machines that purvey hot and iced coffee are common in Japan, and many of them are placed in street locations. In Italy, some of the machines purvey up to 18 coffee varieties.
• They are a common menu item at fast food restaurants, and other restaurants also purvey them.
• Speed shops are local brick and mortar businesses which typically purvey aftermarket automotive accessories intended to increase the performance of automobiles.
• Some bakeries and restaurants purvey strawberry cake as a part of their fare.

• It was the first doughnut shop to purvey vegan doughnuts in Dallas, Texas.
• Some food stores specialize in or predominantly purvey specialty foods.
• In recent years (circa 2000–present), "tsukemen" has become a very popular dish in Tokyo and throughout Japan, and several restaurants now exist in the country that purvey it exclusively.
• It is available in almost all of the cities in China, and is a prominent dish in Beijing, China, where some restaurants set up food stalls outdoors to purvey the product.
• However, entry 1794 of the "Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch" maintains that the element *"smert"- is present in Welsh verb "darmerth" (*"do-ɸare-smertā"-) meaning ‘purvey’ (i.e.

• In 1934 he was revealed to have been in a conspiracy with Thomas James Wise (1859–1937) to purvey large quantities of forged first editions of Georgian and Victorian authors.
• As a journalist and a source of information for other foreign correspondents in the USSR, he was considered to purvey the western world with information that the Soviet régime would consider interesting to deliver, without committing itself to it.
• Companies that create ice sculptures may purvey ice luges, and some ice companies also create and sell custom designs.
• Ginell states "more disco excursions for Capitol's A&R department and more listless themes for Henderson's horn to purvey, although his solo contributions are somewhat more involving this time".