Sentence examples for merchants standing from inspiring English sources

[C3.] Comparison Sites Struggling as Well When people believed the e-tailing shakeout would leave a few Internet merchants standing in every category to compete with the Web sites of traditional companies, the idea of comparison-shopping sites sounded -- like so many things dot-com -- brilliant.

BACK in 1999, when people believed the e-tailing shakeout would leave a few Internet merchants standing in every category to compete with the Web sites of traditional companies, the idea of comparison-shopping sites sounded -- like so many things dot-com -- brilliant.

"Feseekh is Egyptian, and the ancients taught us how to make it," says a clothing merchant standing in line at a fish shop.

"Feseekh is Egyptian, and the ancients taught us how to make it," said Maher Dahab, a clothing merchant standing in line at a fish shop downtown.

Merchant, standing back from the flurry, murmurs that a week before, she bloodied another woman's nose in a scuffle over a bale of Canadian cotton skirts.

The timber merchant, standing in Castle Point, is convinced he is in with a strong chance by campaigning on behalf of the "left behind" voters neglected by the Tories in an area where Labour no longer has a presence.

"I just stay in the shop and don't go outside," said one merchant, Hayatullah, standing at the edge of his electronics store.

Here, projected on a giant screen above the stage, is the "Office" team at the Golden Globes in 2004, and there is Mr. Merchant proudly standing behind Mr. Gervais — with his head mostly cut off.

As for nonedible supplies, give early thanks now for the merchants who are standing by, willing and eager to help set the table.

It would also make the Radio Row merchants look like mere obstructionists standing in the way of the inevitable march of progress.

In every deal I looked at, standing behind the merchant service provider was another company.