Sentence examples for dutch traders from inspiring English sources
Dutch traders once sold cedar on Cedar Street, back when downtown was midtown.
The merchants of Boston circumvented the act by continuing to receive tea smuggled in by Dutch traders.
Outside, other structures built by the Dutch traders who once ran Jakarta crumbled in the tropical heat.
The influence of the Dutch is most pronounced in the Cape Coast of South Africa, where Victorian-style structures accompanied Dutch traders and immigrants.
A later Kakiemon development in which "brocade" (nishikide) patterns in compartments were used (at the suggestion of Dutch traders) proves to be less pleasing.
Both British and Dutch traders followed in the wake of 15th-century Portuguese explorers and have lived in widely varying war-and-peace relationships ever since.
The Dutch trader ran a company called Draap, which spelled backwards is paard or Dutch for horse.
Her guardian, a Dutch trader, was part of a small clan who helped establish the Methodist presence on St . Lucia
The former Liberian president was briefly questioned about his relations with the Dutch trader, with whom he jointly owned at least one lumber company.
One Dutch trader showed off his office, which seemed modelled on a Swindon call centre, where banks of computers using complex algorithms concluded over $100bn-worth of trade each day.
The book covers an enormous stretch of historical ground, from 1603, when a Dutch trader attacked and looted a Portuguese ship in the waters outside Singapore, to the emergence of the Islamic State.
