carriage trade

The carriage trade that once supported the area is gone.

Until recently, most professional athletes were considered anything but the carriage trade.

It began by catering to the carriage trade over a century ago.

He had the real carriage trade, and his celebrated customers always came to the shop.

A few farmers will still grow them, catering to the carriage trade.

"This store goes back to the days of the carriage trade and old New York."

A very different language is traditionally spoken here, the tongue of the carriage trade.

His idea was to capitalize on the carriage trade.

"It don't seem to be aimed at the carriage trade."

If any theme is current, it can be found in "Carriage Trade."

It is no coincidence this kind of market is known as the carriage trade.

Many work as drivers in the horse carriage trade around Central Park.

That store was once a favorite of Manhattan's carriage trade but its business has been in decline for more than a decade.

As a young man in Akron the first business he tried on his own was in the carriage trade.

Carriage Trade (1971), which some still consider his masterpiece.

Nearby merchants that also cater to the carriage trade are similarly resistant.

Others simply observe the horse and carriage trade.

And now, a conglomerate for the carriage trade.

The carriage trade, with its domestic staff, turned out full strength at eleven o'clock on Sundays.

"Carriage Trade," much like the very fancy department store whose story it tells, offers a little bit of the best of everything.

But its upper reaches are pure carriage trade.

But this mandates torture for the animals and dismay for most of the carriage trade.

Ever since street style beat out the carriage trade, aristocrats have been totally out of fashion.

A costly summer haven since the late 19th century, Greenwich still attracts the carriage trade.

These postwar cars finally took the top-people's-carriage trade away from Daimler.