Sentence examples for writes of commerce from inspiring English sources

As the anthropologist Brian Foster writes of commerce in Thailand: A trader who was subject to the traditional social obligations and constraints would find it very difficult to run a viable business.

Echoing Goldwyn, she also writes of Turner, "Born a star, she died a star".

"Revenge, that was what she wanted," Mr. Boyle writes of Dana.

"How to explain, in a culture frantic for resolution, that sometimes the shit stays messy?" Nelson writes, of Dodge's fluid gender identity.

Ms. Campagna wrote of The Times's decision: "What gives?

"They are the stuff of saints," Stone wrote of SNCC.

Clarke, like Asimov, wrote of Artificial Intelligence and space travel.

Maugham began writing "Of Human Bondage" in 1911; it was published in 1915.

Powell wrote of Newsweek like a cop ruminating on organized crime.

In short I find his candidacy highly problematic," Toomey wrote of Trump.

Barber understandably focuses on the corporeal, but writing of White is somewhat akin to trying to strip a nude.