Sentence examples for lines of commerce from inspiring English sources

The British financier spent a decade talking to Hill about bringing something along the lines of Commerce to the U.K., and two years raising investment for its launch.

I. PUBLIC SERVICE From 1990 to 1993, in the administration of Mayor David Dinkins, he served as the Consumer Affairs Commissioner, leading a 340-person, $17-million 17-milliont licensed 45,000 businesses in 72 lines of commerce.

Almost immediately after the West was accurately mapped, the familiar ruler lines and colors of political division appear; very soon after that the property grids and rail lines of commerce are evident; and, finally, the maps acquire an exaggerated pictorial style associated with the promotion of tourism and residential real estate.

And, is it true that the white lines on the table are actually lines of COCAINE?

"He said something along the lines of 'Best of luck with that,' and moved on".

If you have not, your reaction may have been more along the lines of WTF.

These are the first 10 lines of "Second Time Round" in my last book.

This effect comes through in the lines of Hughes's poem.

One satisfied customer wrote, "The very specific lines of Walt's face are perfect".

It shows two lines of American soldiers on a landing strip at Bagram airbase, outside Kabul.

Toshiba is releasing three new lines of LCD TVs.