Sentence examples for a market called from inspiring English sources

She goes to a market called Bab al-Muadham and often sees other students trolling for bargains.

First mentioned in 994 as a market called Islebia and in 1180 as a town, it belonged to the counts of Mansfeld until it passed to Saxony in 1780.

The decision by the parent Deutsche Borse to cancel Thursday's scheduled voting on the proposed merger with London on forming a market called iX underscores the increasing complexities in consolidating European equity markets.

Motorola is said to be planning a market called SHOP4APPS.

The BBC's Chris Ewokor visited a market called Zimbabwe, just outside of the capital Abuja.

In addition to that, there is a market called "business processoutsourcing".

New arrivals along Main Street will include a food market called Wholesome Direct and a wine and liquor store called Island Spirits.

In a Twitter message, she clarified that the move was "not a market call on gold, but on the power of asset diversification".

"It's very easy to look at 'Be bullish' as a market call, but it was never intended to be," she added.

What I mean by that is that the individual investor has historically had two choices: 1) to be long stocks and bonds, or 2) to make a market call and move their assets into cash.

The central building re-opened as a shopping centre in 1980, and is now a tourist location containing cafes, pubs, small shops, and a craft market called the Apple Market, along with another market held in the Jubilee Hall.