Sentence examples for merchant stores from inspiring English sources

Through Creole houses and merchant stores to sugar fields and boiling houses, Jamaica played a leading role in the formation of both the early modern Atlantic world and the British Empire.

Old houses, tourist gift shops and merchant stores in Jersey's beautiful capital St Helier were being knocked down and replaced by banks, office blocks, car parks and wine bars.

Those dots represent sales in actual merchant stores, and the lines indicate where the buyers are coming from relative to where the shops are based.

Bling Nation's payment systems addresses physical goods in merchant stores and will now allow consumers to use their payment chips to deduct funds from a PayPal account.

It is closing on one million registered users, and has grown its presence by working with large retailers, integrate with shop platforms that power smaller merchant stores, and aligning itself with payment providers.

The new website has everything users have come to expect from the mobile version, including looking at different merchant stores and restaurants, ordering, tracking your delivery and entering payment or location info.

Shopify notes that Instagram is already a "significant" driver of Shopify merchant store traffic, so being able to convert said traffic right on the platform instead of round-tripping could result in a big boost of additional sales.

They can also be found on the West Coast in Los Angeles' Urban Radish and Larchmont Village Wine, Spirits & Cheese, and also in Santa Barbara's Armada Wine & Beer Merchant store.

Born in Salem, Massachusetts, John Clough Holmes moved to Michigan in 1835, and gained employment in a Detroit merchant store.

Although there are few public charging stations installed today, their numbers are expected to grow rapidly — along downtown sidewalks, at shopping malls, convenience stores and mass-merchant stores.

Each expense type is used based on the kind of charges made: Expense — This type is typically used on generic costs like purchases made through merchants (stores, retailers, restaurants, etc).