Sentence examples for merchants pull from inspiring English sources

My father would lift me off his shoulders, squat down on his haunches ten feet or so from the merchants, pull out a crumpled pack of cigarettes, and remove a crooked, damp cigarette.

"Since the first Dutch merchants pulled in in 1624, the Manhattan waterfront has been commercial and the residents of Manhattan have been shut out of their river".

But Scott Silverman, the executive director of Shop.org, the National Retail Federation's trade group for online merchants, pulled off one of the year's best marketing coups.

Second, officials imposed capital controls, making it harder for hot-money merchants to pull their cash out of the country.

Being the biggest kid on the block is certainly an advantage: a long mailing list attracts better merchants, which pull in more consumers.

The confusion might have been deliberately induced, if merchants were pulling strings.

With the Xero partnership, merchants can now pull past Square sales data into Xero and each day's transactions will automatically import, summarize, and populate the appropriate account within Xero's general ledger.

Whoever's baiting the hook for Cemetery Junction doesn't appear to think the wit and observational skills of Gervais (and writing/directing partner Merchant) are enough to pull us in.

CrowdPesa pulls merchants together onto a single platform and then uses location-based services to allow customers to find a merchant nearby.

The gunfire reverberated throughout the city center, which quickly emptied as merchants rushed to lock their shops, pull down their gates and flee the area.

"I had a few different ideas for the setting, but settled on an old merchant sailing ship, thinking it'd be the easiest to pull off production-wise.