Sentence examples for were in trade from inspiring English sources
The former were considered "gentlemen", while the latter were "in trade".
When Hobsbawm spoke, 46% of the workforce were in trade unions.
They say economic inequality was at its lowest when 58% of workers were in trade unions and 82% of wages were set by collective bargaining.
Grunwald declined to say how active the Knicks were in trade discussions, but he denied that the Knicks ever considered dealing Iman Shumpert, a promising young swingman who had been attached to a number of rumors in recent weeks.
In short her father is in trade.
The striking difference is in trade and investment.
"The species that are in trade are just booming," he said.
Radcliffe's father was in trade, and the family lived in well-to-do gentility.
"But when you're in trade rumors, you've got to be ready to do whatever".
Only a tiny proportion of the population are in trade unions".
But it allowed us to learn things that we never knew, how important individual firms are in trade.
