Sentence examples for trading contacts from inspiring English sources

Between classes, students sit around trying out licks and trading contacts, some even starting bands.

The Ami have undergone pronounced acculturation, primarily through trading contacts with the Chinese.

Seafaring and fishing were also significant; trading contacts with Ireland were established early, and the island lay on a prehistoric sea route linking the Mediterranean with northern countries.

Trading contacts with the Greek world had been substantial from the earliest period of Phoenician colonization, in spite of the intermittent wars with the Greeks of Sicily.

The trading contacts between Arabia and the East African coast resulted in the establishment of numerous Asian and Arab trade settlements along the coast and in the interior of what is now the Tanzania mainland.

The town took advantage of its east coast location, which facilitated trading contacts with the Low Countries, the Baltic region, England, and Northern France.

The tunes are most often polite deep house, and most in attendance are aspiring models or actors – but nothing says I've made it in life like drinking a $17 cocktail and trading contact info with a castmember of The Mighty Ducks while Eric Sharp lulls you into a bodyjackin' so subtle that it actually lowers your heartrate.

When Germany continues to deepen its political and trade contacts with Russia, Poles fear Germany is putting its own interests before Europe's.

Pidgins have no native speakers, as the populations that use them during occasional trade contacts maintain their own vernaculars for intragroup communication.

Trade contacts carried the principles of civilization to Egypt and to India Chinaa, like the pre-Columbian societies of the Americas, seems to have evolved independently).

For all their extensive trade contacts across the Sahara, these medieval empires did not significantly change the basic structure of society in the western Sudan.