Sentences with phrase «people plying»

Oriental Insurance has a range of general insurance policies for farmers, fishermen, horticulturalists, apiarists and various other people plying their trade in rural markets

We found some treasures among the multitude of colorful shop fronts and really enjoyed the experience and meeting the local people plying their wares.

The government could refuse to meet with people plying this trade unless they are registered.

He therefore called on the Federal Government to fast track the release of funds to the contractor in charge of the project to ensure speedy completion in order to ease the hardship faced by the people plying the road.

Not exact matches

The accounts in the Gospels which pictures Jesus on constant travel, according to him, arose from the practice of plying the trade of a carpenter and the work opportunity provided by the massive building projects undertaken by the Herods.26 The occasion also helped him establish contact with various groups of people, many of those, for whom, he had later acted as a broker.27

The unfortunate truth is that for the most part ho mo se xual perverts lied their way into the priesthood to ply their own filthy habits on an unsuspecting and innocent peoples.

This explains everything one need know about the basic motivations of the city: stuff comes in, the people who sell it come with it and locals make money plying them with liquor and strippers and by booting their cars when they park badly.

«The value we're getting here for the people is to address the congestion issue, again when the horses are coming from the west side to the central park, to address the congestion issue along all the roots that the horse carriage ply, to address the safety issue, because there have been a number of crashes,» he said.

«If you ply people with misinformation about some experience that they had gone through, asking leading questions or supplying some other misinformation, you impair their memory, you can get them to believe and remember those misleading details and claim them as their own memory,» Loftus said.

The award - winning team behind the BLVD transform its outdoor area into a space for both local and international brewers and cider makers to ply their wares to the people of Perth.

According to this prefab Apocalyptoid adventure saga, a shipwrecked kid, left for dead by his marauding Viking kin on a wild North American continent circa A.D. 1000, was raised by gentle natives, then grew up to protect his adopted people when more marauding Viking kin arrived to ply their marauding Viking ways.

«You're literally plying people at 9,000 feet with free alcohol at every party, morning, noon and night,» Mirvish said.

We tested the»02 MPV ES version, and the ability to transport a number of people and pounds from one place to another is more important than the ability of Dad or Mom to lay a strip of radial - ply rubber on the pavement when the kids are gone.

In person, tourists ply the water on small - boat excursions as hundreds of whales puff their blowholes and pop up to say hello.

A lot of people start travel blogging wondering «how» they will be able to compete with some of the other top travel blogs who are already established and have been plying their craft for years.

Riverboats and steamers that plied between Grafton and Sydney were gradually replaced by rail and better road connections and from the 1970s Yamba's appeal as a holiday resort started to impact on the people of both New South Wales and Southern Queensland.

We rode bicycles around the city, and kids chased us, waving; men selling strange fruits plied us with samples and delighted at our expressions after the first bite; women in the market dressed us in traditional clothing, giggling at our attempts to fasten our longyis (a sarong worn by both men and women); hands were always helping, and people walked with us and talked with us for no other reason than to have a quick chat or ask about our home countries.

As a person who currently has some issues including annoying and quite inhibiting anxiety, I very much envy the lax US regulations for medically prescribed drugs when they sound so awesome and useful when plied to Jim.

In its stead, there will be starving wet survivors on the run to high ground and Jeff Jacoby's boats happily puttering along plying their wares to people who died below the water line before the good news about climate change could properly cheer them.

In a world where every second person is now called a knowledge worker, archivists have been quietly plying the «KM» trade for hundreds, even thousands, of years.

Predicated on the rights of sex workers to ply their trade in an environment that does not jeopardize their constitutional right to security of the person, the case succeeded in overturning two of the three central pillars of the Criminal Code's anti-prostitution sections.

These people attempt to drive carefully and are always alert about the road and the cars plying on the road while they drive so that their car does not get into an accident.

Inflation is through the roof, their native currency has about as much value as one - ply toilet paper, and people — families — are starving.

Truth is, even the very best professionals need to make money to ply their trade, and any good business person knows that marketing is a big part of any business plan.