用“merchants”造句大全，merchants造句

The maps were often beautiful, adorned with saints, dragons and wind-puffing cherubs, and nearly always useful, to sailors, merchants, travellers and generals, but none was perfect.

For merchants, it is important to remember that an authorization is not proof that the true card holder is making a purchase or that a legitimate card is involved.

I have diamonds enough for you and myself, more than all the other merchants together.

Is it a flea market, where merchants pay for space to sell whatever they want?

Mizugochi is typically sympathetic towards the women of Dreamland, but finds their profession unpleasant and considers their employers to be little more than exploitation merchants.

The merchants immediately began their shouting to frighten the eagles; and when they had obliged them to quit their prey, one of them came to the nest where I was.

Despite banners calling on Benghazi's merchants to reopen their shops, many are still shuttered.

The Jewish collective memory, with its colourful, folkloristic stereotypes of poor beggars, rich merchants and pious rabbis, was a help, but not an answer.

In this sense, Florence remains unchanged since the days when, above the great gulf of the Duomo's medieval transept, cloth merchants hired Brunelleschi to raise his primal Renaissance dome.

Unscrupulous merchants collude with corrupt government officials in suppressing and exploiting the people. the common people are suffering unspeakably.

The reduced tariffs and relative ease of moving goods across the border have prompted North Korean merchants and state-run trading companies to use Dandong and nearby cities as a gateway for their business deals with the rest of the world.

Henry VIII (rule 1509-1547 A.D.) : England prospered in the 16th century, and as a result, it became increasingly difficult to tell the merchants from the middle class from the nobility.

In front of their booths sit the merchants on silken carpets.

Relations between the two towns have barely grown cosier since Bremen’s merchants decided that the menial residents of the place they had purchased smelt like fish.