Sentence examples for traders along from inspiring English sources

The company offered modest salaries to traders along with profit-sharing deals.

They certainly did not buy food in the market, or from the Lebanese traders along the main road.

Back to the top Previous convictions of dealers and traders along with intelligence suggest a link between the horse trade, meat laundering and various forms of trafficking.

Before Jakarta, there was Batavia, the 17th-century capital city of the Dutch East Indies, built with the skill of just a few hundred ethnic Chinese artisans who had settled as traders along the shore.

Kilwa, an island port that flourished between the 12th and 15th centuries, was built largely of stone, as were Zanzibar (where the mosque at Kizimkazi has a 12th-century inscription), Dar es Salaam, Malindi, Mombasa, and other ports and city-states built by Swahili- and Arabic-speaking traders along the Tanzanian and Kenyan coast.

Todd Newman became the latest to join the parade of Wall Street traders — along with a smattering of business executives, management consultants and corporate lawyers — who went through this routine and had their lives upended by the government's crackdown on insider trading.

Last week, because of the ruling, the SEC dismissed charges against the former SAC trader, along with another six people unrelated to SAC who were convicted.

Only five of the people charged have taken their cases to trial: Raj Rajaratnam, who ran the Galleon Group; Winifred Jiau, a former consultant tied to Primary Global; and Zvi Goffer, a former Galleon trader, along with two of his colleagues.

Indian influences were the most important in Cambodia's early history during the first centuries ce, when Chinese and Indian pilgrims and traders stopped along the coasts of present-day Cambodia and Vietnam and exchanged silks and metals for spices, aromatic wood, ivory, and gold.

The industrial park is playing a similar role to the open-air squares in the old city of Damascus that once hosted traders arriving along the Silk Road.

This is where you are less likely to see a taxi and more likely to see market traders cycling along on their squeaky rickshaws calling out their wares.