passing trade การใช้

• The Black Sea Coastal Highway runs through Fatsa bringing passing trade.
• Little Eaton is a linear settlement and benefits from passing trade.
• The location attracts a lot more passing trade than the football ground.
• But still the place really lives from the passing trade on the road.
• The scandal involves two managing directors who improperly passed trading profits to a client.
• Sakamaki said he learned only last month that two directors improperly passed trading profits to a client.
• Those who rely on passing trade, like the Boydens at the Eagles Head, are hurting.
• Kexue Huang, a Chinese national, was discovered to be passing trade secrets back to China.
• There are also some small shops supplying essentials to the villagers and also to the passing trade.
• The reduction in traffic had a drastic effect on passing trade, prompting many businesses to relocate.
• Grim-faced prostitutes patrol the vacant avenues, soliciting the passing trade even in the light of day.
• Burr & Co . is a standalone offer aimed at daytime office-worker, tourist and passing trade.
• He was born in Tivoli Theatre opened in the same street, greatly increasing the amount of passing trade.
• Fleischer said Bush would urge Republican unity behind " the milestone accomplishment of passing trade promotion authority ."
• The association encourages environmentally friendly tourism, for instance by encouraging tailor-made breaks rather than mere passing trade.
• She was the envy of the German colonists who started to move into Kokopo around 1890 and passing trades ships.
• Sakamaki said he didn't learn until mid-February that two directors improperly passed trading profits to a client.
• The House-passed trade bill does contain some provisions dealing with U . S . concerns with the Beijing government.
• The road provided passing trade; the market was held next to it and the Crown and George inns were built there.
• It was in these early years that Quay Street developed in a commercial capacity to serve the passing trade at the wharves.