Sentence examples for foremost trade from inspiring English sources

Renee's galleries exhibited in the foremost trade shows in New York, Miami, and Paris.

Now my effort turns to finding the stamina to do the next 15 shows - and extracting all the benefit I can out of being at the UK entertainment industry's foremost trade fair.

Joseph McInerney, the president of the American Hotel & Lodging Association, the industry's foremost trade group, insists that hotels like Hyatt don't outsource to get cheaper labor.

Gustavus Adolphus chose to attack Riga, the Grand Duchy's foremost trade center, in late August 1621, just as the Ottoman army was approaching Khotyn, tying-up the Polish forces there.

During his second term, in a time of high commodity prices, Brazil became one of China's primary food and iron-ore suppliers, and China passed the United States as Brazil's foremost trading partner.

"But even before Reverend Marsden and his fellow missionary artisans arrived, the Rangihoua Pa served as one of the foremost trading places for visiting whalers needing fresh food," Mr. Cooper said, referring to the Maori settlement in the area.

Great Britain, Argentina's foremost trading partner, shifted its trade to members of the Commonwealth.

Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "The reason why Standard Chartered has enjoyed remarkably low levels of "peak" impairments during this crisis is that it is first and foremost a trade bank, not a balance sheet lender".

The Academy was first and foremost a trade group, there to keep Hollywood running smoothly from a business and publicity perspective.

Now a constitutional monarchy, the country began its independent life as a republic in the 16th century, when the foundations were laid for it to become one of the world's foremost maritime trading nations.

China is clearly worried that the Japanese and Korean positions on financial issues are taking away the initiative in regional cooperation from China, which has been foremost in pressing trade pacts.