Sentence examples for which merchant from inspiring English sources

Indeed it wasn't just a meeting, it was a job interview, after which Merchant was hired to work at Xfm.

Evidence for that can be found in inscriptions of Sargon II, according to which merchant activities there began about a generation before his time.

Since then, investigators have been looking into two separate alleged Libor-fixing plots at Barclays – in addition to the conspiracy for which Merchant and his colleagues have been convicted.

We are at the end of centuries of what Lionel Tiger calls 'The Manufacture of Evil,' in which merchant banks led by the City of London have conspired with captive governments to concentrate wealth and commoditise everything including humans.

Indeed, Gervais and Merchant first collaborated with Davis on an episode of Extras in which Merchant's character calls Davis a "midget" – a term Martin says "is in line with the word nigger for me".

The benefit to this method is that NetPlenish can then use its fancy algorithms to figure out which merchant currently has the best price on the item in question, allowing you to save both time (no need to shop around) and, obviously, money.

Domestic system, also called Putting-out System, production system widespread in 17th-century western Europe in which merchant-employers "put out" materials to rural producers who usually worked in their homes but sometimes laboured in workshops or in turn put out work to others.

They may know which merchants still hold such wines.

Called Pay With Square, the app tells users which merchants nearby accept Square.

So use common sense when deciding which merchants to do business with.

The floor limits, below which merchants did not have to call for approval, were $25 to $100.