Also placing their brand name on the young driver's shirts are building merchant Jewson, equipment rental firm Speedy Hire and IT firms Azzurri and Annodata.
This is wrong… We've been building merchant tools all along.
Only Hood was completed, because the ships were very expensive and required labour and material that could be put to better use building merchant ships needed to replace those lost to the German U-boat campaign.
A Trading Post is a useful building where merchants make trades with you; they will offer food, resources, livestock and new types of seeds.
Having retained the look of an old Japanese town lined with wooden buildings and merchants' houses (Takayama craftsmen helped build Kyoto), it boasts the only local government headquarters surviving from the Edo period.
They live on the East Side in the same elegant art-deco building as Merchant and Ivory; when in town, theyoften breakfast together.
Most of his conceptions for everyday objects were reproduced in a collection of plates and include designs for printed fabrics, building pinnacles, merchant signs, electric buttons and even keys.
In fact, the only places in the United States where new reactors are under construction are states like South Carolina and Georgia, where the decisions are still made by public utilities commissions and big utilities, not small companies judging market conditions and then building modest "merchant" generators.
A private watchman, Peter A. Holmes, while patrolling his beat, had discovered smoke issuing from the five-story building, 25 Merchant Street, which extended through to Pearl Street, and was occupied on the first floor by Comstock & Andrews, fancy dry goods merchants, and the upper part by Henry Barbaud, a French importer.
After being damaged during the French Revolution, the church was sold at auction to a building-materials merchant.
