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Before six in the morning bands of bill stickers, hired for the occasion, posted them up all over Paris.
A HISTORY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, YEAR BY YEAREDWIN EMERSON
Watchers hooded in yellow stickers patrolled the narrow jetties or, motionless, studied the eddies boiling at their feet.
THE DAUGHTER OF A MAGNATEFRANK H. SPEARMAN
Trennahan elevated one foot to a massive stone and plucked the "stickers" from his trousers.
THE CALIFORNIANSGERTRUDE FRANKLIN HORN ATHERTON
"Three-stickers don't usually luff very long when they're hailed by punts," grunted the old skipper.
THE SKIPPER AND THE SKIPPEDHOLMAN DAY
But—they were all fighters, stickers, men with some grit (they got more as they went on), and men with a love of adventure.
AUSTRALIA IN ARMSPHILLIP F.E. SCHULER
Bill-Stickers at present rather confine themselves to districts, than to particular descriptions of work.
REPRINTED PIECESCHARLES DICKENS
Well, maybe I won't have so many stickers, as you call 'em, if that little critter comes here often.
GALUSHA THE MAGNIFICENTJOSEPH C. LINCOLN
A small wave of custom men hung stickers on my luggage, peeked into one or two for conformity's sake, and waved me through.
THE MISPLACED BATTLESHIPHARRY HARRISON (AKA HENRY MAXWELL DEMPSEY)
The lumber is piled in such a way that the stickers slope downward toward the sides of the kiln.
SEASONING OF WOODJOSEPH B. WAGNER
Edge piling with stickers running vertically is in use in kilns when the heating coils are beneath.
SEASONING OF WOODJOSEPH B. WAGNER