Sentence examples for wool merchant from inspiring English sources
This time it was Filippo Giordano, a wool merchant, who put up the money.
Her father was a rich wool merchant, and Nora went to school with the children of "the Jewish aristocracy".
The row was built in 1865 by George W. Beale, a wool merchant who lived one block south.
Four years later, Freud's father Jakob, a wool merchant, moved the family to Austria in search of new business opportunities.
Back in 1920, when he was n nineteen, he worked for Boston wool merchant at $7 a week.
His mother was the former Ruth Koshland, whose relatives were prosperous wool merchants in California.
The family rose to prominence as wool merchants during the 18th century.
We've circulated weeds around the world in ships' ballast and in the slipstreams of trains, in packaging materials, in brewers' and wool merchants' raw goods, in the soil of our imported and exported plants.
Thirteen guilds were eventually accommodated in the new premises, only two venerable bodies — the Notaries and Judges, and the Wool Merchants Guilds — being allowed to remain in their original headquarters.
In 1425, when the wool merchants' guild of Florence commissioned its second set of gilded bronze, relief-covered doors for the Baptistery, it spared no expense but took few risks.
