piddler造句

• Mr . Dennis was a ` piddler,'scavenger and handyman par excellence.
• Picasso called Bonnard a piddler, saying : " Don't talk to me about Bonnard.
• This stems from his army days when he toured Egypt as part of the cast of what he calls " Piddler On The Roof ".
• In fact, no one who has looked seriously at his work can have thought of him as a lightweight hedonist, much less a piddler, though he did paint some bad pictures because he painted a lot.
• One critic of the Bonnard show attacked him as a piddler ( and the people who like him as complacent or blind ), and I wondered whether the critic's unusual peevishness didn't perhaps also reflect an agitation that can be linked, at least subconsciously, with shock.
• He once lampooned a fellow House member, " Of all the'piddlin'politicians that ever piddled'piddlin'politics on this floor, my esteemed friend, the gentleman from Wisconsin, is the greatest piddler that ever piddled . " During an argument in 1945 Cannon punched in the face Representative John Taber of New York, the ranking Republican member of the House Appropriations Committee.