Sentence examples for through the trades from inspiring English sources

A lot of this club has been built through the trades we made".

Mr. Litvak is accused is generating more than $2 million in revenue through the trades in question.

Trying again to bolster Kerviel's morale, he told him that the bank couldn't keep him on its payroll, but that it was counting on him to help sort through the trades.

"They broke out of the landscaping business about two years ago, and now they are rising through the trades," said Al Tuff, a builder in Bridgehampton who employs recent immigrants and who said his business would shut down without them.

Elected in 1983 and an opponent of women-only shortlists, she talked with bemusement of the Conservative women MPs of the time, the wives or widows of establishment figures, in contrast to Labour women such as Barbara Castle, "hardbitten old hands" who had come up through the trades union movement.

It came peacefully in through the trade routes".

Islam eventually expanded through the trade routes, becoming the dominant social force in the desert.

But China would not gain backdoor access to the European market through the trade deal.

"We had a good time when we were going through the trade process," Friedman recalled recently.

Executives can broadcast messages without having to go through the trade press.

One half looks after business, the other half organised labour through the trade union movement.