Sentence examples for specialized trade from inspiring English sources

The manufacture of the Windsor chair of Victorian and Edwardian times was a specialized trade.

Once limited to specialized trade and business publications, these ads now appear on television and in print.

"The bottom line is that there simply is no work for these specialized trade workers right now," Vito A. Turso, a spokesman for the department, said yesterday.

Baruch Zvi Ring's "Memorial Tablet and Omer Calendar," made in Rochester in 1904 for a society devoted to the study of the Mishnah, the basic code of Jewish oral law, is the largest in the show and flaunts Mr. Ring's specialized trade, Hebrew calligraphy.

In the new movie, Duris, wearing those slim-cut suits that only young French and Italian men seem to be able to fit into, plays Alex, a con artist in a specialized trade: He gets hired, by a parent or a concerned friend, to attract a young woman who is heading for an unhappy marriage.

Detailed reporting on Oscar infighting, and on jockeying in the industry at large, of exactly the sort that was formerly reserved either for specialized trade journals or popular fan magazines, has become common coin for the broadest moviegoing public in the same was as the making-of, the commentary, and the outtakes have become commonplaces of the DVD.

The result is that day trading has soared in popularity, spawning Web sites, dozens of day-trading classes and specialized trading firms that offer S.O.E.S. and E.C.N.'s in large trading rooms and remotely, with direct access through modems or through Internet sites, in return for expensive training courses and commissions on trades.

Its data goes directly from the lockups to specialized trading programs.

Unions have had great influence in increasing the salary levels of teachers, clerical workers, and those in various specialized trades.

Consequently, America is not experiencing the same explosion in specialized trading products that London is, he said.

With the growth of industrial economies and the specialized trades made possible by the large populations of cities, that situation changed.