Sentence examples for which traded with from inspiring English sources

In Puteoli (site of the present-day Neapolitan suburb of Pozzuoli, birthplace of Sophia Loren), the Romans established a huge granary which traded with all points of their maritime empire from the Straits of Gibraltar to the coasts of Egypt, Syria and Asia Minor.

The historian Ibn Isfandiyar gives a vivid description of the prosperity of Tabaristan at this time, which was a major centre for textile production (including silk), and which traded with the Turks of Central Asia, probably via the Caspian Sea.

Hamilton became a clerk at a local import-export firm, Beekman and Cruger, which traded with New England; he was left in charge of the firm for five months in 1771, while the owner was at sea.

Following the fall of Constantinople (1453), the newly expanded Ottoman Empire welcomed European embassies in its capital, which in turn became the sources of plants from those regions to the east which traded with the empire.

And it would allow farmers to position themselves in Cuba, which trades with a host of other American allies, including Canada.

China, which trades with both sides and would lose a lot from a new conflict, offered to bridge some of the divide in February by buying oil at above-market rates.South Sudan celebrated its first birthday on July 9th.

Countries such as the Netherlands and Austria, both of which traded heavily with West Germany, soon fixed their exchange rates to the German mark.

At the Bowery Poetry Club, they used three differently shaped drums (daf, zarb and tonbak), which traded rhythms with two lutes (the three-stringed tanbour and the 11-stringed barbat).

Initially Italy benefited from this new knowledge, especially Venice, which traded extensively with the East.

Defense stocks were mostly up, with the exception of Boeing, which traded down in conjunction with the airline stocks.

That is not always so, because regulators keep an eye on them through the banks which trade with them.