As evidence for his claims about Cocculus indicus he used, among others, import statistics, which he complemented with observations about when the price of Cocculus indicus from commodity price lists of brewing materials merchants increased.
After being damaged during the French Revolution, the church was sold at auction to a building-materials merchant.
With the progress in technology, it is possible to utilize Automated Guided Vehicle System (AGVS) to reduce the time and cost of material handling Merchant (1977).
Tailor Jacob Davis supplied miners, laborers, and cowboys with clothing, and got his materials from the merchant Levi Strauss in San Francisco.
The government derives material support from its merchant class and vital industries that supply the rest of the country.
There were two basic groups of guilds – first, those that supplied the raw materials; butchers, fishmongers, grain merchants, and gardeners.
By his own job description, Mr. Beylerian is a "gadfly," a "knowledge broker," a "dirty old merchant" and "a materials freak purely as a dilettante".
We've circulated weeds around the world in ships' ballast and in the slipstreams of trains, in packaging materials, in brewers' and wool merchants' raw goods, in the soil of our imported and exported plants.
Much to the consternation of the popes, trade between Egypt and the Italian city-states remained brisk, and the Egyptians were able to use raw materials provided by the Italian merchants to forge weapons against the Crusaders.
Merchants used local materials such as chalcedony instead of chert for stone blades.
During the Second World War, Marcel Duchamp passed through Nazi checkpoints in occupied Paris posing as a cheese merchant to smuggle material for his artwork out of the country.
