Sentence examples for merchants making from inspiring English sources

In his early days Piranesi hawked souvenirs to the wealthy young aristocrats and merchants making the obligatory tour of the classical world.

The company is currently on track to process $6 billion in payments on its platform on an annualized basis from some 20,000 merchants, making it smaller than Square ($30 billion in 2014), and Shopify and LightSpeed POS (both at $10 billion processed on an annualised basis).

But the company also offers fulfillment services to other merchants, making the warehouses even more important.

There are also plenty of accounts of American merchants making money in the opium trade to China, which had criminalized the trade of opium, even though other countries thought it was a legitimate business practice.

Some merchants make out like gangbusters.

The bootleg merchants make no attempt to conceal themselves.

Late in the 18th century, Salem merchants made voyages to the East their specialty.

It is said in the local bars - whence our most authentic information comes - that rival gangs of truffle merchants make it their business to poison each others' working dogs.

When nearby Bruges' own port silted up, Antwerp's merchants made incremental gains in the wool and fabric trade, and Portuguese spices from the East Indies started passing through the port.

Just as Web merchants made a splash by promising to free Americans from the sharp elbows and indifferent sales clerks found in clogged stores, mobile services hope to capture fans by untethering customers from their personal computers.

"WELCOME home," said the French journalist, a friend of a friend of a friend, when we met for lunch at a bistro in the Chartrons quarter of Bordeaux, where wine merchants made their headquarters for many centuries.