Sentence examples for traders set up from inspiring English sources

Traders set up stalls at the entrance selling soft drinks, cakes and sunflower seeds.

By the end of the century, as more Indian traders set up spice shops in South Africa, and as indentured labourers were freed, fish cookery began to take on new forms.

More than 100 traders set up their stalls every morning to sell local cheeses, meats (try saucisson de Lyon, a local speciality) and crusty bread.

The first record of a "new market in Covent Garden" is in 1654 when market traders set up stalls against the garden wall of Bedford House.

At first most went to northern Europe as mercenary soldiers or traders, setting up commercial networks from Rotterdam to Königsberg and penetrating far into Poland.

Nearly 8,000 people attended the tournament, with local families serving tea to competitors and traders setting up an impromptu street market.

Residents near the lawn tennis grounds in Wimbledon or the Open Golf championships have long known the value of a few square yards of tarmac where someone can park or a trader set up a stall.

Moreover, as with other banks, Deutsche runs its own in-house hedge funds and provides seed money to talented traders to set up hedge funds outside the bank.It is impossible for outsiders to determine how much of the bank's own money is invested in hedge funds.

They are a near-constant presence, crawling around the shadows of alleys and squares in a city where poverty and wealth butt heads on nearly every street corner: shiny new office blocks sit beside ancient shacks, currency traders have set up open-air stands where they display piles of cash, Hyundais brush past donkeys down the city's sole paved street.

Living in Don Bosco In the camp, traders have set up markets selling food and sundries.

He became a commodities and textiles trader and set up the first Reliance textile mill in 1966, earning the sobriquet "the Prince of Polyester".