Sentence examples for merchant thought from inspiring English sources
… The merchant was sitting in his counting-house in London one day, when he heard a great noise in the street; and presently Richard came running in from the warehouse, with his eyes wide open and his breath almost gone, saying, "Master, master, here is the Saracen lady!" The merchant thought Richard was mad; but Richard said, "No, master!
Looking at Nailah lying in the incubator, Merchant thought, "She's still baking.'".
He objected to joke merchants.
Re "A Teenage Rite Measured in Megapixels" (Online Shopper, Feb. 19): Am I the only one who cringed when I read that your writer went to a bricks-and-mortar store to gather information for a digital-camera search and then, without a thought for the merchant whose time, expertise, and overhead costs she used, went online to purchase it?
After leaving school he entered a merchant's office as a clerk, but his spare time and thoughts centred on the plays and players of the London theatre.
In fact, the startup might be best thought of as Amazon Prime Now for local stores and merchants.
"I'm not mean and cheap about splitting a bill at a restaurant, but my thought is: That guy's just had three courses and I've only had a starter?" Mr. Merchant said.
That thought was completely wrong but I've really enjoyed all the research into sailing ships and European merchant trade in any case.
Scholars, theologians, merchants and others voiced their thoughts on all matter of things concerning women's role in society: their ownership of property, the appropriateness of their place at the head of state, their role in church, in owning property, their sexuality, and, not least, their education and the intellect.
Merchant ably played along.
