Sentence examples for spice merchant from inspiring English sources

A Saudi spice merchant mopes at home as his wife, cloaked in a black abaya, goes to visit her aunt.

He has a kind of silent partner in the kitchen, too: a New York spice merchant named Lior Lev Sercarz.

A market vendor stopped in to give him some unsold tomatoes, and the Pakistani spice merchant next door came by for a chat.

She is the mutinous daughter of a Rajasthan spice merchant: he is a Bombay street urchin reared as a member of her family.

Roman trade with India boomed: the Arab monopoly broke.Early in the 7th century, an obscure spice merchant named Muhammad re-established Arab dominance of the spice trade by introducing an aggressive, expansionary Islam to the world.

Cap it off with a cocktail at Dick's Bar, found within the Sun House, the former digs of a Scottish spice merchant that now caters to artists and architects.

Under Mamlūk rule, Beirut became the chief port of call in Syria for the spice merchants from Venice.

To be completely authentic, it should also contain a sprinkling of reddish powdered sumac, which has a sour, lemony flavor and is available from good spice merchants online or at many ethnic markets.

Spice dealers like World Spice Merchants in Seattle, Vanns Spices in Baltimore and Adriana's Caravan in Manhattan have begun carrying grains of paradise in the last few years.

A little further on, beyond the temptations of colourful sari shops, spice merchants and ubiquitous kedai kopi, we found the intricately carved Khoo Kongsi temple, Georgetown's finest example of traditional Chinese architecture.

Fruit markets, spice merchants, dumpling sellers, butchers, bakeries and a bottle shop fill out the retail between the restaurants; most eating places are in one of the arcades or at the back of the parking lot behind the main stores.