wool trade造句

• It put an export tax on the wool trade with foreigners.
• The wool trade developed into serious business, a generator of capital.
• It was a centre of the wool trade and a spa town.
• The town of Kerman was known for its wool trade.
• Birmingham is now established as a particular centre of the wool trade.
• When they supported the French, the wool trade with England was interrupted.
• The tax burden had been heavy and the wool trade had been disrupted.
• Lower Colham Mill declined in importance with the demise of the wool trade.
• Sykes entered the wool trade at a young age.
• After the wool trade declined, the district's buildings were abandoned.
• Smith also developed a career in the wool trade.
• Both Asquith's parents came from families associated with the Yorkshire wool trade.
• In the later Middle Ages, Bromsgrove was a centre for the wool trade.
• It was thus an easily defensible planned-town centre for the wool trade.
• Earlier that century, the wool trade had boomed but then fell into decline.
• With the villagers gone, the Villiers family prospered from the lucrative wool trade.
• Most were used in the Australian wool trade.
• Made in collaboration with Kraftmade, the line supports local craftsmanship and wool trade.
• Steere said of those who have been fraudulently benefiting from the wool trade in China.
• The Pezzas had some land in olives and were also engaged in the wool trade.