Sentence examples for kind of commerce from inspiring English sources
"This is the nicest kind of commerce," he said.
"He's really brilliantly instinctual, but he doesn't have the constitution for a certain kind of commerce," he said.
There's a parallel plot where the husbands and fathers make and lose fortunes through real estate and the stock market, but Wharton seems as uninterested in that kind of commerce as Undine is.
At Wal-Mart, the urge to conquer the New Orleans interior represents a revision of the strategy -- a kind of commerce oblige -- that has made the 41-year-old discount chain the dominant force in retail.
By 1843, Alcott was ready for his next utopian experiment, and he carted the young Louisa along with her mother and sisters to Fruitlands, a utopian community whose members lived on a farm, ate only vegetables they grew and shunned any kind of commerce.
This kind of commerce gave McAllen (pop.
"We are a kind of MASH unit".
He's a new kind of Conservative.
A kind of Maginot Line mentality prevails".
It's a kind of Kremlin attitude".
But what kind of Legislature?
