Sentence examples for merchants into from inspiring English sources

Both Visa and MasterCard deny trying to mislead merchants into using their own networks.

The partnership with Starbucks could scare merchants into scrambling to build their own mobile payment systems, he said.

Raffles pushed the riverside merchants into what is still Singapore's commercial center, Raffles Place, and created Chinatown.

The perception of monopoly drove the normally conservative colonial merchants into an alliance with radicals led by Samuel Adams and his Sons of Liberty.

Matthew C. Perry of the United States sailed a fleet of gunships into Edo (now Tokyo) Bay and forced the Japanese to allow U.S. merchants into their country.

In Scarsdale, Gregory Gilin, owner of Gregory Gilin Jewelers, said that it is hard to organize merchants into a team because so many are rivals.

That's a shame, because there are moments in "Super" when Gunn, who also wrote the film, digs deeper than his fellow splatter-merchants into the mind-set of this overexcited world.

In England the chief justice Lord Mansfield began from about 1756 to blend the law merchant into the common law.

The customer could then counteroffer and start a "dialogue intended to get the merchant into a favorable emotional state," Mr. Solomon writes in his patent.

(A pledge somewhat compromised when Barker is seen, admittedly on-screen, charming a timber merchant into giving her some stuff for free).

Coffin then made his home into a depot, and he funneled much of the wealth that he was acquiring as a prosperous merchant into hiding and then conveying "passengers" on their northern journey.