Sentence examples for road trade from inspiring English sources

In fact, this ordinary four-lane bridge is the busiest commercial border crossing in North America, carrying one-third of all road trade — or more than $122 billion in goods a year — between the two countries.

Indeed, while it was once a pit stop on the silk road trade route, through which goods and culture would reach Europe from the Orient, Gaziantep is now a key stop on the jihadi highway, with all the perils that brings.

Meanwhile, Kichiro marches his exhausted army west again to take control of the Tokaido Road trade route.

Pretty soon, he was on the road, traded through a series of loans, with brief stops in Monaco, then Belenenses, back in Portugal, then Aris Thessaloniki in Greece.

China's lofty ambition to revive its ancient silk road trading routes is now becoming a reality.

The Chinese see it as a key node to link their One Belt, One Road trading initiative from China to the warm waters of the Arabian Sea.

The two roads trade places again when I-196/US 31 turns northeasterly on the south side of the twin cities of Saugatuck and Douglas.

Many stretches of the Via Alpina follow paths that have been trodden for centuries or more: pilgrim roads, trading routes.

Last week, thousands of Sunni Muslims took to the streets again, blocking Iraq's main road and trade link to Syria and Jordan.

They want China to let its currency appreciate faster, observe the "rules of the road" on trade and intellectual property and fall in line with Western pressure on Syria and Iran.

The Americans want China to let its currency appreciate faster, observe the "rules of the road" on trade and intellectual property and fall in line with Western pressure on Syria.