Sentence examples for trade beginning from inspiring English sources
Ms S. Wallace: First signs of Christmas trade beginning early ruin this month (first letters).
Ife, the ancient city-state of the Yoruba people — now in present-day southwestern Nigeria — was a cosmopolitan hub of trade, beginning about 1100 and lasting 300 years.
It had a sandalwood trade beginning in 1825; overexploitation caused almost total depletion of the trees by the end of the 19th century, but some small private plantations have now been established to grow sandalwood for export.
"It described the falling-down castle as a former arsenal, owned by a Scotsman, Bannerman, who ran a hugely successful business in arms and armor trade, beginning with selling Civil War army surplus items.
According to Chief Fahey, who attended the meeting, the commanders said the program had been a success, with many of the violent crimes spawned by the drug trade beginning to decline, including homicides.
Most of the 38 defendants pleaded not guilty to charges including enterprise corruption and restraint of trade, beginning what will probably be a long series of hearings before any of the men go to trial.
The trend has grown since cross-border trade began a decade ago.
During the late 16th century Copenhagen's trade began to flourish, and the city itself expanded.
Now industrialized, Kalisz specializes in textile production, a trade begun during the 15th century.
