gas fitter
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of gas fitter
First recorded in 1855–60
Example Sentences
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His father was a gas fitter and his mother worked as a secretary.
From BBC
The gas fitter was only an amateur pilot and did not have a licence to carry paying passengers or to legally fly in the dark.
From BBC
Kritztian Kobela-Piko, a gas fitter and plumber in the Hungarian capital of Budapest, sees his profession intimately connected with his country’s relationship to Russian energy.
From Seattle Times
He worked as a gas fitter and lived in Montgomery Street in Hove, Sussex, with his wife May and three children under five.
From BBC
Grafton County indictments released this week accused three licensed gas fitters of improperly installing gas boiler and vent system equipment in their home.
From Washington Times
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