Sentence examples for merchant named from inspiring English sources

Five stalls down, a merchant named Lin Qi had made a sale.

In 1877 it was purchased by a Prussian-born merchant named Mathias Down.

He has a kind of silent partner in the kitchen, too: a New York spice merchant named Lior Lev Sercarz.

The protagonist of this core text, a New York gem merchant named Abraham Tal, specializes in giving advice to others.

One day in 1906, an unemployed clothing merchant named Carl Laemmle, who was thinking about starting a five-and-dime, happened to walk into a packed Chicago nickelodeon.

Gary Stewart, in his authoritative history, "Rumba on the River," recounts how, in 1948, a Greek merchant named Nicolas Jeronimidis opened the Ngoma studio in downtown Kinshasa.

The History According to local records predating the American Revolution, merchants named Francis Rombout and Gulian Verplanck bought land in Dutchess from the Wappinger Indians, including what is now the city of Beacon and the towns of Wappinger, Fishkill and East Fishkill.

But when it came to marketing this New World food in Europe, the 17th century explorers and merchants named it for what had been a source of luxury goods and exotic foods for centuries: Turkey.

Back in the 15th century the estate was a banker's palace, a century later taken over by wealthy wool merchants named the Salviatis, and expanded and improved upon by successive owners who added a crenellated tower, gardens and a conservatory.

Once you've accumulated 10,000 Pokémon dollars, go to a trainer-merchant named Herman where you can purchase a Dusk Stone for the same amount.

That's generally not the case with US local sales receipts," says Kane. "They may list the merchant name but no unique number related to sales tax collection".