Sentence examples for trader merchant from inspiring English sources

Scottish-born fur trader, merchant, politician, and philanthropist whose fortune and property established McGill University in Montreal.

Much of Modi's support comes from the bania (trader, merchant) caste and from India's middle-class.

The jury heard that on numerous occasions, four derivatives traders – Merchant, Pabon and Reich, based in New York, and Contogoulas in London – asked the Libor rate submitters Mathew and co-conspirator Peter Johnson, both based in London, to submit rates that suited their trading at the daily setting of Libor, carried out by 16 banks, including Barclays.

They were traders, merchants, and sold anything or anyone.

Hub cities tend to attract traders, merchants, bankers, tourists and also thinkers, artists and creative types".

She believes that if these groups of traders, merchants and multireligious networks had become more powerful, a more diverse Balkans would have been the outcome.

The second most populous city in the province, after Medan, Pematangsiantar is inhabited mainly by Batak; there are also Chinese and Indians who are mostly traders, merchants, and businessmen.

Its members demanded parliamentary representation for important new towns such as Birmingham, Leeds, and Manchester, the abolition of rotten boroughs, and general admission to the franchise for men of movable property (i.e., traders, merchants, and professionals).

Samson believes the explorers weren't missionaries, but traders, merchants and sailors.

Even if another major energy trader or merchant company collapsed, it would probably not upend the economy, he added.

Magoffin's father, James Wiley Magoffin, a trader and merchant on the Santa Fe and Chihuahua Trails, founded Magoffinsville, which later became central El Paso.