「trade」の共起表現一覧(1語左が「by」)
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| The building was originally used by | trade association offices and warehouses for the lea |
| The move was highly criticised by | Trade Unions. |
| ly opposed restrictions, which were favored by | trade unions. |
| An electrician by | trade, he became Mersey District's secretary of his |
| He is a lawyer by | trade, and has been mayor since July 1, 1996. |
| A lawyer by | trade, she was raised in Branson, Missouri where she |
| A bowling alley technician by | trade, Padgett joined the PDC in 2010. |
| twice mayor of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by | trade a tailor. |
| A weaver by | trade, he was brought up in the village of Condorrat |
| He was a roofing slater by | trade and a keen golfer. |
| An economist by | trade, he also served in the Bulgarian parliament. |
| A compositor by | trade, he was first elected to local political offic |
| 1833-1899) was a coppersmith by | trade, and a noted nineteenth century historiographe |
| His father was a butcher by | trade, and his mother died before his first birthday |
| (Gothenburg, Sweden) is an insurance agent by | trade and a former football referee. |
| David was a fitter by | trade, but would later become a company director. |
| Islands enjoy a tropical climate, moderated by | trade winds. |
| The WCML is otherwise funded by | trade union and individual subscription. |
| Grieve was a wine merchant by | trade; he died in Eastbourne, Sussex, England. |
| He was a wheelwright by | trade, but by 1868 was a professional at Ipswich Sch |
| Climate: tropical; modified by | trade winds; warm season (December to May), cool sea |
| 21st Century Leaders programme was launched by | Trade plus Aid, British Charity Registration 1061376 |
| He was a carpenter by | trade, but entered into real estate in Louisville an |
| Denville, an actor by | trade, ran one of the UK's leading repertory compani |
| August 14: Ron Artest is acquired by | trade from the Sacramento Kings . |
| He was a life-long bachelor and a printer by | trade, and was not particularly religious. |
| He was a carpenter by | trade and made his home in Portland, Oregon. |
| A physician by | trade, Ballard actively practiced medicine in Boise |
| A pattern maker by | trade, he played his club cricket with Elsecar Crick |
| Born in Artena, Acciarito was an ironsmith by | trade and lived near Rome. |
| A ropemaker by | trade, he acted as executioner on seventeen occasion |
| A defender by | trade, Pradeep hails from Thodupuzha, Idukki distric |
| He was a teamster by | trade and represented St. Patrick's Athletic Associa |
| Though a roofer by | trade, Quinn got his start in the Chicago theater at |
| The only daughter of a butcher by | trade, Dorfmeister lived in Vienna until she was 6. |
| Marvell, a blacksmith by | trade, conducted hangings at Tyburn starting in 1715 |
| A lawyer by | trade, he was also an enthusiastic amateur ornitholo |
| A cigar maker by | trade, he became active in the Cigar Makers' Interna |
| A joiner by | trade and postman for 18 years McQuillan was first e |
| Roubian, a carpenter by | trade, had helped remodel the market three years ear |
| A tailor by | trade, Bratlie met Johan Oscar Smith at a church ser |
| He was a builder by | trade, and built Moreton Bay College for his sister |
| A coal merchant by | trade, he also captained Leicestershire in a career |
| use many of the prospectors were carpenters by | trade before coming to the mine. |
| Born in Dayton, Weisenborn was a journalist by | trade for the Journal Herald, a prominent Dayton new |
| An electronics technician by | trade, he opened Erol's, an electronics repair store |
| A bootmaker by | trade, Hodges appeared before a Richmond court in Fe |
| In 1906, Edmond Pinard, a grocer by | trade, developed real-estate holdings on the Manches |
| He was by | trade a publican and a member of the IRB Supreme Cou |
| Roger Iddison was first a butcher by | trade, then kept a shop for cricket articles in Manc |
| "exchanges of market information and visits by | trade professionals." |
| rtugal is a mercantile nation that prospers by | trade from profits of the land facing the Atlantic O |
| Johnson was a lawyer by | trade who had moved to California during the 1849 Ca |
| Garrett was a collier by | trade and in 1908 was killed when he was crushed by |
| nts were Joseph Benton (1843-1920, a cooper by | trade) and Sarah Ann Dutton (1853-1922), both of Sta |
| He now listed himself as a "cigar dealer" by | trade, and transferred to the Assembly committee on |
| The Superprestige is organised by | trade teams, not national teams as is found in the U |
| Schultz was a stockbroker by | trade, working on the Liverpool Exchange for a firm |
| Gilmore was a shopkeeper by | trade, owning a corner shop on Belfast's Cromwell Ro |
| A watchmaker by | trade, he became a member of the Nazi party and the |
| terfield's tutelage Aaron Hill, a shortstop by | trade, has already become an above-average defensive |
| Magenniss is a second rower by | trade and signed for Saints from local amateur club |
| Evan James was a weaver by | trade, and employed several people at his mill on th |
| Helle was originally a carpenter by | trade and followed his father into municipal politic |
| ick is a crop-duster and former stunt pilot by | trade, but he prefers armed robbery. |
| A naval aviator by | trade, Amos commanded the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing d |
| A barber by | trade, based in Glasgow, he became an active Trotsky |
| Her father was a bell molder by | trade and died of typhoid on January 3, 1848 when Ja |
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