Sentence examples for earliest traders from inspiring English sources

We walked through the financial district just as the earliest traders were arriving at work, watched tai chi dancers perform in a little park, and were first in line for the tramway to Victoria Peak.

Interestingly, none of the early traders thought of themselves as purveyors of street food.

Beavers were sought eagerly by early traders, and other fur-bearing mammals were also found in large numbers.

Earlier traders in New York had been taken unawares when the Department of Commerce published its third estimate of US first quarter growth.

Fritz Siebel, a broker with Tradition Financial Services, which handles some of the housing-futures business, says the early traders tend to be sophisticated financial service industry professionals who are dabbling in the market.

When the discovery of the Patagonian link was announced, most speculation focused on the idea that the yeast could have arrived in the timbers of boats of early traders to and from South America.

"The early traders met under an apple tree next to a coffee shop.

The early traders were mostly seasonal visitors and the later HBC posts were few and small.

This model hypothesizes that after the introduction of columbines to Africa, a small number of diverse African strains established a new ecological niche in their excreta, where they proliferated clonally, became isolated genetically, and were eventually transported throughout the world by early traders and international commerce.

Chinook jargon was a mixture of French, English, Salish and Nootka languages used between early traders and first nations peoples.

Launceston is home to the Australian Maritime College, the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, St. John's Anglican Church (1824 30), and Entally House (1820), a historic home built for an early trader, Thomas Reibey.