respectable trade造句

• The best thing about " A Respectable Trade " is Clarke as Josiah the slave trader.
• He was awarded a third BAFTA nomination for " A Respectable Trade " ( 1997 ).
• "Masterpiece Theatre " has a two-part, four-hour British drama called " A Respectable Trade, " airing Sunday and Monday.
• His business, the " respectable trade " of the title, is shipping and selling African slaves to Jamaica plantation owners.
• He said the old gangs were nothing like those of today and often included people in respectable trades such as butchers, bakers, and printers.
• Also on PBS and concluding yesterday was Masterpiece Theatre's two-part " A Respectable Trade, " which dramatized England's role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
• In " A Respectable Trade, " a remarkable two-part " Mobil Masterpiece Theater " production beginning Sunday night, almost every character is sympathetically, painfully human.
• "A Respectable Trade " slumps badly in Monday's installment, when the production turns so sudsy that, but for English restraint, it might become a British " Mandingo ."
• By 1907 he and Hattie separated; she had been pressing him to stop touring and settle into a respectable trade, but he was unwilling to give up show business.
• Some children undertook work as apprentices to respectable trades, such as building or as domestic servants ( there were over 120, 000 domestic servants in London in the mid-18th century ).
• Taken together, the evidence shows that millinery was an acceptable and respectable trade with high expectations that it would provide for a woman, whether single or married, for her entire life.
• In the eighteenth century, millinery was considered a respectable trade for middle class women and impoverished upper class women-women who would not want to lower themselves by becoming domestic servants or performing actual labor.
• "A Respectable Trade " is, first, the story of Frances Scott ( Emma Fielding ), an unmarried woman who has lost her governess job and is not wanted in the home of her high-born uncle and aunt.
• According to the Japanese consul in Singapore, almost all of the 450 to 600 Japanese residents of Singapore in 1895 were prostitutes and their pimps, or concubines; fewer than 20 were engaged in " respectable trades ".
• CBR was a respectable trade magazine when the RS / 6000 was still current; it's just unfortunate that its buyer decided to spam WP at one point . hm ? ) 17 : 21, 1 March 2014 ( UTC)
• Part of the background to Philippa Gregory's historical novel " A Respectable Trade "  dealing mainly with the slave trade in late 18th-century Bristol  is the start of construction at Clifton, then a far area outside the city limits as they were at the time.
• It contains some of the original furniture and fittings, such as the bureau-bookcase in the study and a rare cold water plunge bath, and has been used as a location for the BBC TV series A Respectable Trade, which was adapted from the book by Philippa Gregory, about the slave trade.