Sentence examples for trade transforming from inspiring English sources
Philip the Good (reigned 1419 67) moved the Burgundian capital to Brugge (Bruges), centre of the northern wool trade, transforming that commercially minded city into an artistic centre.
John Gibson was the first of the family to enter into the trade, transforming from seaman to photographer -- an adventurous career change that reflected the romantic nature of photojournalism decades ago.
This trade transformed our franchise and our roster".
The introduction of European weapons and the imperatives of the fur trade transformed the nature of Indian warfare, which once had been little more than blood sport.
Houston's loss means that James Harden will be making a return trip to Oklahoma City after the trade transformed the Thunder's sixth man into the Rockets' franchise player.
But most prostitutes were destined for disease, despair and early death.In this section England's revolution Sorcerers and apprentices Harlot's progress Pride and fall A sad poem of American life I loves you, Porgy Reprints Related items London's Bankside: The city's other shoreMar 23rd 2006The sex trade transformed Georgian London.
A century and a half ago, the opening of China to international trade transformed the city into a capital of capital.
The trade transformed both clubs.
He works as a controller now and is not involved in the current dispute, but sitting in a pub, he told me how he has seen the trade transform since he started out as a rider in the 1980s: the TV ad pilot tapes came and went with the dawn of the internet, the stacks of press releases from the stock exchange 100 deliveries from one dispatch all disappeared with the dawn of the fax machine.
THe Family of a Man worksied in the Custody of Scottish Police Masched for Justice on Sunday.
However, the infectious shorthand doesn't do justice to the mass of original evidence leading to Pepin's core conclusion, namely, that inadequately sterilized medical equipment used to treat other diseases significantly amplified HIV's human reservoir in Africa well before transactional sex, gay tourism, and unregulated blood trade transformed it into a global pandemic.
