Sentence examples for bazaar traders from inspiring English sources

The capital's bazaar traders, who lowered their shutters in protest at a recent run on the rial, have been strong-armed into raising them again.

Inspectors duly detected a slight improvement in air quality, but complaints from shopkeepers and bazaar traders soon became too loud to ignore, and the car restrictions were lifted.

Other bazaar traders hinted that the closing had been organized by powerful opponents of Mr. Ahmadinejad, who were trying to make him look weak.

But bazaar traders, such as Alper, are impatient and hope for more government support to bridge the recent slump in tourism, without having to close up shop.

Provincial bazaar traders who move in and out of the city to stock up their market stalls report a mood of hatred of the regime that could explode at any time.

One of the families benefiting from the foreign trade system was the Asgaroladis, an old Jewish clan of bazaar traders, who converted to Islam several generations ago.

"What could we possibly benefit from the Africans?" said Khalid, a bazaar trader.

"How can I fast for 18 hours a day," asks a bazaar trader, "when my nerves are shot to bits?"The country's leaders have belatedly acknowledged that their insistence that Iran must enrich its uranium in defiance of the West is causing pain.

On a dusty lane in Kandahar, where a few dozen narrow stalls make up the city's main opium bazaar, the traders not only talk of the poppy farmer in the past tense, but also themselves as well.

Besides the Market Line bazaar, a Trader Joe's is also planned for Essex Crossing.

In a hole in the wall deep in the Jalalabad bazaar, surrounded by currency traders and tea shops, Gul Zaman conducts his opium business.