Sentence examples for trading connection from inspiring English sources

Types were varied, and some almost certainly originated in Frisia, where sceats are found in large quantities, denoting the trading connection that called for their use; these show animal and floral design.

It also exerted considerable influence on eastern Yorubaland and maintained trading connections with Oyo.

The more historic trading connections, the more linguistic variations there are for a city's name.

Manda had close trading connections with the Persian Gulf with Sīrāf in particular.

Mr Farage then disparaged the idea that Britain would lose its trading connections with other European countries if it were to make an exit from the Union.

They used their trading connections and their relationships with their Bedouin cousins to make their town a regional centre whose influence radiated in many directions.

During their heyday the Vikings, whose raiding and trading connections were extensive during the late 1st millennium ce, colonized much of what is now the United Kingdom.

But they also contributed to the entrepreneurial zest and trading connections that helped to create the wealth and vitality of imperial entrepots such as Rangoon and Singapore.

The world's three largest economies -- in the United States, the European Union and Japan -- are slumping, and the financial and trading connections among them are reinforcing the downward spiral.

The reason for the assault on Srivijaya and neighbouring areas appears to have been the interference with Indian shipping and mercantile interests seeking direct trading connections with southern China.

Aden has its earliest recorded mention in the Old Testament book of Ezekiel, where it is named alongside Canneh as one of the places with which Tyre had trading connections.