Sentence examples for trade prints from inspiring English sources

He became a successful importer of French prints during the 1750s but was frustrated by their refusal to trade prints in kind.

Slave Trade, print on paper by John Raphael Smith after George Morland, 1762 1812; in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Called the Negative List, it includes oil exploration and production, wholesale and retail trade, printing, transport, fishing and some medical services.

Sidney Frank Importing has transformed Grey Goose into a top-selling brand with a consumer and trade print campaign that ranks the vodka as "the No. 1 tasting vodka in the world," based on a 1998 taste test of 40 vodkas conducted by the Chicago-based Beverage Testing Institute.

According to the Association of American Publishers, ebook sales were up 117percentt for 2011 while trade print sales of books declined on all fronts.

We traded prints.

"With digital, everybody in the business is always talking about trading print dimes for digital dollars.

Industries: Trading, printing, taxi services.

Age: 40 Birthplace: Changde, Hunan Education: Middle school Company: Hunan Zhenghua Group Industry: Trading, printing, taxi services.

At 16 he joined Goupil & Company, an art dealer in The Hague, where he discovered a panoply of artists through the trade in prints.

Now even the hoi polloi accept as obvious the beauty and power of the Post-Impressionists; long lines form at their megashows, and the museum stores do a busy trade in prints, posters, shopping bags, and notepads consecrated with their imagery.