Arminius' less rigid views appealed to the well-to-do merchants of Holland.

And he knows Jerusalem, for two of his uncles, who are well-to-do merchants, own a villa on the outskirts of the holy city.

It was a room for a well-to-do foreign merchant.

His father was a somewhat well-to-do merchant and councilman whose fortunes seemed to slip as Shakespeare grew older.

Its function as a trading and shipping centre attracted settlement of well-to-do merchants from Holland.

These were typically owned by well-to-do merchants and traders.

The growing economical and military power concentrating in the cities led to a very powerful class of well-to-do merchants and traders.

It looked more like the entry room of a well-to-do merchant than a royal household.

A long bridge connected Carradoon to a nearby island, the section of the town reserved for the more well-to-do merchants and governing officials.

So the Helans were regarded as uppity well-to-do merchants come to play soldier.