PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «BOXWALLAH»
boxwallah
boxwallahs
were
small
scale
travelling
merchant
peddlers
india
they
known
because
large
boxes
which
carried
their
merchandise
though
term
been
applied
traveling
peddler
also
people
involved
business
commercial
activities
with
wallah
literary
agency
born
desire
return
essence
publishing
search
good
writers
finding
them
merriam
webster
hindi
bakswālā
wālā
more
this
word
doesn
usually
appear
collins
always
example
sentences
including
fortunes
companies
declined
stock
market
today
hindu
become
extinct
there
time
made
presence
wide
right
renuka
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «BOXWALLAH»
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boxwallah na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
boxwallah e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
The
Boxwallah and the Middleman
Amid The Flurry Of Stories Of The Rise And Fall Of Governments, The Power Games Of Politicians, The Reportage Of Murder And Mayhem, There Is A Special Space Reserved In A Newspaper Every Day.
2
The Leopard's Leap, a Story of Burm
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Boxwallah Boxwallah, 2010
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
5
The Leopard's Leap, a Story of Burm
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Boxwallah Boxwallah, 2011
6
Colburn's United Service Magazine and Naval and Military Journal
After breakfast a “ boxwallah” makes his appearance; the boxwallah answers to
the English pedlar of the pre-railway days, and carries on a brisk trade all over
India, being met with alike in Calcutta and in the most out-of-the—Way stations in
...
7
The United Service Magazine
If a certain sum were to be offered at once, and the purchase effected, the
boxwallah would be very unhappy, thinking that with a little more obstinacy his
profits, though now as large as he anticipated, would have been still greater. After
tossing ...
Visiting is all that a lady has to do, or can do, in India; unless we introduce the
chickenwallah and boxwallah— two hawking tradesmen who pay daily visits to
her between the hours of 9 and 12 an. Comprehensive and fluent as Ovid's ...
9
Chambers's Edinburgh journal, conducted by W. Chambers. ...
Visiting is all that a lady has to do, or can do, in India ; unless we introduce the
chickenwallah and boxwallah — two hawking tradesmen who pay daily visits to
her between the hours of 9 and l2 a.m. Comprehensive and fluent as Ovid's ...
10
Capital vignettes: a peep into Delhi's ethos
GOOD OLD BOXWALLAH The Boxwallah has become extinct in Delhi but there
was a time when he made his presence known far and wide. Right from 1865 the
Boxwallah was a prominent entity up to 1948, surviving in some pockers till the ...
Ronald Vivian Smith, 2008
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «BOXWALLAH»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
boxwallah no contexto das seguintes notícias.
War and teenage in Calicut
His grandfather Dhanjibhoy had arrived in Malabar in the 1850s, and quickly transformed from a sunken-cheeked boxwallah into the very ... «Livemint, jun 15»
Corporate Espionage from Photocopying to Spying to Treason
He was a tough-as-nails boxwallah from the tea-gardens, and was dismissive of the efficacy of the clean-as-a-whistle boss, though he admired ... «Niticentral, mar 15»
40 Years Ago...and now: The wheel turns full circle for Dunlop
... the city's prosperous boxwallah culture. The company's near-monopoly was shielded by high tariff walls, and it was able to cater to everything ... «Business Standard, out 14»
Delusions of grandeur
... with roots in the three Presidencies — Britain was always an imagined country constructed out of a curious blend of boxwallah experience, ... «Calcutta Telegraph, jun 14»
The statue to a pioneer
While he was an employee of the EAC, the notes about him and his colleagues appear to indicate that he was a boxwallah and/or a shipping ... «The Hindu, set 13»
A few snapshots from Calcutta. Circa 1960
A State disinherited by an uncaring Centre was further pauperised as boxwallah companies prepared to pack up and leave. The asset-stripping ... «Daily Pioneer, ago 13»
Delhi Diary
... amid the bedlam that wraps one in a lasting warmth · Out-Of-The-Boxwallah | Alive with halftones of Empire, India took a slow hold of the British imagination. «Outlook, abr 13»
A hand-me-down role in 'Anand' crowned Khanna's career
Bachchan had just landed in Mumbai a few years back, giving up his comfortable job (what we now call a boxwallah) with Byrd & Co, ... «Firstpost, jul 12»
Does Kolkata still love Test cricket?
For the middle-level boxwallah, who does not respond to the email from the US client, there is always the Damocles at the weekly review ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, nov 11»
Aesthetics in violence
The white-collar “boxwallah” members of the CCFC and the plebeian Calcutta Police met on the same level-playing field; there were ... «Livemint, out 11»
