Sentence examples for traffic trade from inspiring English sources

So behind the walls of the city – Smith has a chapter on these – there is darkness, graffiti, street language, uprisings, religions, ghettos and slums, cathedral-like railway stations, traffic, trade, bazaars, malls, museums, red-light districts and so much else.

Closed ports and casinos, too, are losing millions of dollars each day in lost river traffic, trade and gambling.

Villagers from the Rif Mountains - their distinctive straw hats decorated with gaudy pom-poms - led donkeys laden with bulging sacks through the traffic, trading gigantic yellow melons from makeshift stalls on the street.

Non-paid interconnect agreements see traffic traded between networks for no cost.

Equivalently, the operator agents can have local instances to deal with the short-term variations in traffic, whereas regional or overall traffic trading is planned and organized in a more centralized way.

His salvation was the exposure of the trafficking trade, after which his family were able to ransom him for $300.

Addressing the root causes of the trafficking trade is the key to ending this decades old cycle of suffering.

Then there were the debates on how to handle the Colombian drug trafficking trade surrounding their islands, which sometimes results in bags of cocaine drifting to their shores.

Yet for some families, the breaking open of the trafficking trade in recent weeks has delivered their children back to them.

It is impossible to know the exact sums involved but recent estimates of the value of the global trafficking trade have put it as high as $32 billion.

Marty identified four sites, among them the yellow house outside Burrel, that had served as "way stations" in an organ-trafficking trade.