Sentence examples for yarn trading from inspiring English sources

He raised his first 100,000 rupees (now $2,250) from a second cousin's father and was introduced to yarn trading by a nephew.

He returned to India, and in 1959 started a yarn-trading company.

Cotton yarn futures trading started in Osaka 110 years ago, hit its peak after World War II and declined steadily though the 1990s as textile production moved offshore.

Hamm and Spall play a pair of men trading yarns in a weird snowbound hut on Christmas Day.

I leave you to work out the productivity improvement.A.R. TURNEREdmonton, CanadaAfrica's big catwalkSIR After spending a considerable amount of time in Kenya, I can attest that the second-hand market is alive and well there, notwithstanding the fire in Gikomba market ("Trading yarns", September 30th).

Begin to trade the yarn strands, pulling the strand above through the loop until you reach the top.

I've never clocked the extent in this play to which Othello as a character revels in stories and the spinning of yarns, while Iago trades in facts, the reality of his antagonism perhaps the only animating force that remains in his gray, grim life.

Trading in cotton yarn futures will be suspended on Dec. 1 and will formally end in April 2004.

And, importantly, he said, it would set out clear rules that would encourage yarn sourcing within the dozen Pacific trading partners.

Some neighbors like to paint it a latter-day island of Dr. Moreau, and they trade outlandish yarns about 50-foot chickens who scratch and peck there.

The city became less important as a cotton-manufacturing centre than as the commercial and financial nucleus of the trade; on the floor of the Royal Exchange, the yarn and cloth of the entire industry was bought and sold.